World Solutions

Arizona Vol.3 (Arizona State University)

#UnitedNations officials reported that #Myanmar police opened fire on #Rohingya in a #refugee camp in #Rakhine state in Myanmar. https://t.co/2H6dYFKWHd

— ASU Rule of Law (@ASU_IRLS) November 20, 2018

#Brazil's president-elect Jair Bolsonaro has chosen a new foreign minister who claims climate change is part of a plot by "cultural Marxists" to promote Chinese economic growth and stifle Western economies https://t.co/XTTOTpKVoh

— ASU Rule of Law (@ASU_IRLS) November 16, 2018

The #Pentagon has approved a plan to reduce the number of troops in #Africa conducting #counterterrorism missions over the next three years https://t.co/Venh91t3Es

— ASU Rule of Law (@ASU_IRLS) November 16, 2018

#US announces sanctions against #SaudiArabia officials but will not take any further steps and hopes to move forward from the #Khashoggi killing. https://t.co/e2mbFXkmvm

— ASU Rule of Law (@ASU_IRLS) November 16, 2018

A #UN backed tribunal has ruled that former senior members of #KhmerRouge committed #genocide in #Cambodia against the Muslim Cham and Vietnamese minorities. https://t.co/IUzghZNUDE

— ASU Rule of Law (@ASU_IRLS) November 16, 2018

Six people arrested in a #farright plot to attack French President #EmmanuelMacron https://t.co/iFQBtPRhKj

— ASU Rule of Law (@ASU_IRLS) November 6, 2018

Tensions are rising and temperatures are dropping on the #Bosnia–#Croatia border as hundreds of #migrants are trying to gain access to the #EuropeanUnion. https://t.co/BNmM2GePj7

— ASU Rule of Law (@ASU_IRLS) November 1, 2018

#Serbia and #Kosovo reached an agreement to repatriate the remains of victims of the 1998-99 war. https://t.co/okBNcFTtBg

— ASU Rule of Law (@ASU_IRLS) October 31, 2018

#Russia and #Western leaders clashed over the legality of #elections held in separatist-controlled regions of eastern #Ukraine. The elections would violate both the Ukrainian constitution and the 2015 Minsk Agreement, according to Western leaders. https://t.co/zCArkWD2ka

— ASU Rule of Law (@ASU_IRLS) October 31, 2018

#SouthSudan #rebel leader Riek Machar returned to the country's capital #Juba after two years in exile to sign a #peace agreement aimed at ending South Sudan's 5-year civil war. Rebel leaders expressed deep concern for his safety while in Juba. https://t.co/qgHDyFQu5y

— ASU Rule of Law (@ASU_IRLS) October 31, 2018

Clashes between #Nigerian military forces and #Shiite protesters left three people dead in #Nigeria's capital #Abuja. https://t.co/Iew4UXvEkT

— ASU Rule of Law (@ASU_IRLS) October 30, 2018

#Israel has continued its air operations in #Syria following the downing of a #Russian military plane that #Russia blamed on Israel. https://t.co/iUu8dYqnhk

— ASU Rule of Law (@ASU_IRLS) October 30, 2018

#Russia is planning to test missiles off the coast of #Norway at the same time as #NATO's largest military exercise since the #ColdWar take place in and around the country. https://t.co/5doEj1FyJR

— ASU Rule of Law (@ASU_IRLS) October 30, 2018

#SriLanka's president suspended the country's parliament for two weeks after sacking its prime minister and replacing him with an ally. The move was denounced as #unconstitutional and escalates an ongoing political #crisis in the country. https://t.co/mhA4BNHIer

— ASU Rule of Law (@ASU_IRLS) October 29, 2018

#Germany's Chancellor #AngelaMerkel announced that she will not seek reelection in 2021, when the next #German federal elections will occur. She will also not seek reelection as #CDU's chairwoman in December. https://t.co/0D5z9avsPU

— ASU Rule of Law (@ASU_IRLS) October 29, 2018

.@ForeignPolicy Magazine interviewed the deputy head of the #OSCE's mission to #Ukraine, Alexander Hug, on the current status of #Europe's "forgotten war." https://t.co/QDpImgYfSn

— ASU Rule of Law (@ASU_IRLS) October 26, 2018

#Poland's ruling #LawandJustice Party failed to sway #moderate voters concentrated in urban areas across the country in local #elections over the weekend. The results appear to indicate that Poland is deeply divided between urban and rural voters. https://t.co/PZhlv3LSQx

— ASU Rule of Law (@ASU_IRLS) October 23, 2018

#Germany has halted its #weapons sales to #SaudiArabia amid an investigation into the disappearance of #Saudi #journalist Jamal #Khashoggi at the Saudi consulate in #Istanbul. https://t.co/7DP4Ws2e9O

— ASU Rule of Law (@ASU_IRLS) October 23, 2018

The #UN's new High Commissioner for #HumanRights, Michelle Bachelet @mbachelet spoke about the status of advancing human rights in the 21st century. Read the interview here: https://t.co/UJaa0bg86B

— ASU Rule of Law (@ASU_IRLS) October 18, 2018

#Israel responded with #airstrikes against targets in #Gaza following a #rocket attack from the coastal enclave. Tensions between Israel and #Hamas, the #terrorist group that governs Gaza, have been on the rise in recent months. https://t.co/4oimQOV9bx

— ASU Rule of Law (@ASU_IRLS) October 18, 2018

New #UK counterterrorism bill "veers dangerously toward the logic of guilty until proven innocent". The law would criminalize travel to areas the government designates #terrorist risk zones and erode rights to a lawyer in certain situations. https://t.co/xf7wlJ5iMC

— ASU Rule of Law (@ASU_IRLS) October 16, 2018

The #Syrian regime says its ready to fight rebel groups in the province of #Idlib if they do not remove all weapons and fighters by the Monday deadline. This comes as part of a negotiation between #Russia and #Turkey to establish a buffer zone in the area. https://t.co/FDUp7eRBJ3

— ASU Rule of Law (@ASU_IRLS) October 15, 2018

A constitutional amendment to ban the homeless from living in public areas in #Hungary took affect today. Along with cracking down on the homeless, the law is also meant to limit the chances of #refugees receiving #asylum. https://t.co/mXRvbdUgx7

— ASU Rule of Law (@ASU_IRLS) October 15, 2018

A recently foiled #bomb attack in #Paris raised fears among #European and #American #intelligence services that #Iran is planning attacks across the #West. https://t.co/SSTRMYdKHM

— ASU Rule of Law (@ASU_IRLS) October 12, 2018

The #security situation continues to deteriorate in #Mali, according to a new #UN report. Various #ethnic and #extremist groups across the country are fighting against one another, and targeting civilians, and both foreign and domestic security forces. https://t.co/1OACLMsdAG

— ASU Rule of Law (@ASU_IRLS) October 11, 2018

#Mexico's morgues are overflowing with bodies as the country hits record murder rates. #Criminal and #drug-related violence has claimed over 33,000 lives in the country between the start of the year and August, with the number only growing since. https://t.co/b5UfxLK78I

— ASU Rule of Law (@ASU_IRLS) October 11, 2018

Three #migrant women have been found murdered near #Greece's border with #Turkey. The area is frequently used by migrants crossing from Turkey into the #EuropeanUnion. It is not yet known where the migrants were from or who killed them. https://t.co/qO4t5hiKhL

— ASU Rule of Law (@ASU_IRLS) October 11, 2018

#Iran's #economy was expected to grow this year, but instead entered a #recession due to #sanctions imposed on it by the #US, according to an #IMF (@IMFNews) report. https://t.co/8A3vJRT0zF

— ASU Rule of Law (@ASU_IRLS) October 11, 2018

#SriLanka's government has yet to fulfill its pledge to return land it seized during the #civilwar that raged from 1983 to 2009. Many of the people whose lands were taken have fallen into deep #poverty. https://t.co/J9Fpg49Eao

— ASU Rule of Law (@ASU_IRLS) October 10, 2018

#Egypt's "#fakenews" laws are being used as a stand-in for #censorship. They are being weaponized by authorities to silence online #dissent and curtail #freedomofspeech in the country. https://t.co/HWnVSipt2o

— ASU Rule of Law (@ASU_IRLS) October 10, 2018

The #IMF has lowered its global growth forecast rate down to 3.7% from 3.9% amidst concerns about rising trade protectionism and instability in emerging markets. https://t.co/0S5umvFOik

— ASU Rule of Law (@ASU_IRLS) October 9, 2018

The #Taliban has called on its supporters to block the October 20 parliamentary elections, calling them a "malicious American conspiracy". #Afghanistan will also be holding presidential elections in April, which many say could attract even more violence. https://t.co/6vMVAcmbIA

— ASU Rule of Law (@ASU_IRLS) October 9, 2018

#Bosniak, #Croat, and #Serb #nationalist parties dominated #Bosnia's parliamentary elections on Sunday. The splitting of Bosnia's parliament down ethnic lines risks further complicating the country's moves to join #NATO and the #EU. https://t.co/LcYQfYuXiP

— ASU Rule of Law (@ASU_IRLS) October 8, 2018

The #EuropeanUnion threatened to impose #trade restrictions on #Cambodia due to its #humanrights abuses. If implemented, these measures would end Cambodia's duty-free access to the #EU, imposing tariffs on goods such as clothing and sugar. https://t.co/keOk8197Ch

— ASU Rule of Law (@ASU_IRLS) October 8, 2018

The #NobelPeacePrize has been awarded to Dr. Denis Mukwege and Nadia Murad for their efforts to end the use of sexual violence as a weapon of war and armed conflict https://t.co/BU5eNkt3Y5

— ASU Rule of Law (@ASU_IRLS) October 5, 2018

#Ireland's military, the Irish Defence Forces, holds the world record for the longest unbroken @UN #peacekeeping service. Irish forces have been deployed as part of the UN's peacekeeping missions in #Lebanon since 1958. 70K individual tours were completed. https://t.co/AK2sydGpuX

— ASU Rule of Law (@ASU_IRLS) October 4, 2018

#Germany is celebrating 28 years since its #reunification following the fall of the #BerlinWall. German leaders, including #AngelaMerkel, have said that reunification has not yet been completed amid concerns of divisions in society and the rise of populism https://t.co/xSGsZHPSVP

— ASU Rule of Law (@ASU_IRLS) October 4, 2018

#Russia delivered its #S300 advanced surface-to-air missile system to #Syria, according to an announcement by Russia's defense minister. The #UnitedStates has criticized the move as a "serious escalation." https://t.co/fI2bMZQaAg

— ASU Rule of Law (@ASU_IRLS) October 4, 2018

#Nicaragua deports Washington Post and Guardian reporter who covered the country’s political upheaval https://t.co/z2aW5tPbZb

— ASU Rule of Law (@ASU_IRLS) October 2, 2018

Protestors in #Armenia Called for early parliamentary vote in #Yerevan https://t.co/VDUXC6FEzp

— ASU Rule of Law (@ASU_IRLS) October 2, 2018

#Poland’s Ombudsman Adam Bodnar @Adbodnar won an award for his work on #humanrights issues in Poland. Through the Office of the Commissioner for Human Rights, he has fought to safeguard democratic institutions in Poland. https://t.co/VhVWLV43RY

— ASU Rule of Law (@ASU_IRLS) September 27, 2018

For the first time, member nations of the #ICC have referred a fellow member nation to prosecutors. Several Latin American countries as well as #Canada have asked for a probe into #Venezuela's government over allegations of #CrimesAgainstHumanity. https://t.co/DHIgzKXv27

— ASU Rule of Law (@ASU_IRLS) September 26, 2018

The ASU @SustainPurch team (@justinstritch, @LilyYHsueh, Stu Bretschneider & @drdarnall) is excited our new partnership with @EPA on #servicizing and how it can inform #sustainablepurchasing. @10YFP_SPP @OECD_BizFin @EU_ENV @ICLEI #greenprocurement #greenpurchasing https://t.co/uc9UmCkhqP

— ASU SPRI (@SustainPurch) December 14, 2017

Bob Litterman, @ASUgreen board member & former head of risk management of Goldman Sachs, says it's not too late to address climate change — but the risk is exploding https://t.co/KXnTUPbI1a pic.twitter.com/JI2UfW1D2L

— @ASU_SustExecEd (@ASU_SustExecEd) October 22, 2018

Is there a bipartisan path to pricing carbon?
U.S. Senator Whitehouse and a bipartisan panel debate the future of carbon in this webinar from SSF and the ASU School of Sustainability.https://t.co/QUcQxOReGS

— @ASU_SustExecEd (@ASU_SustExecEd) October 17, 2018

This company is using blockchain and the circular economy to fight poverty and plastic waste simultaneously. #Innovation https://t.co/WMsIHmAI1L

— @ASU_SustExecEd (@ASU_SustExecEd) October 17, 2018

“If CO2 is treated as another form of waste, people can stop arguing about whether it’s a problem and start doing something,” says @ASU_CNCE's @klaus_lackner: https://t.co/YxtUz57DHR #COP23 #LowCarbon #ClimateAction pic.twitter.com/IvkVlfAqE3

— @ASU_SustExecEd (@ASU_SustExecEd) November 21, 2017

One way to combat food deserts – work with corner stores to fill them with fresh fruits and vegetables. It's worked out well for this Buffalo, NY community! https://t.co/B2DGO5w958 pic.twitter.com/1cCtQbtLdr

— SustainableCitiesNet (@SCNetworkAZ) September 21, 2018

Congrats to the hard efforts of @CityofPhoenixAZ and @cityoftucson, who BOTH ranked within the top 40 most sustainably powered US cities!https://t.co/BGkPLLeA3m

— SustainableCitiesNet (@SCNetworkAZ) September 10, 2018

Today's paper coffee cups can't be recycled b/c of a thin lining of plastic inside. That's why @Starbucks and @McDonalds have launched a 3-year project to build a better cup—and they want your help. (Shoutout to @TSC_News for contributing to this story!) https://t.co/0nktZ6ZN2L

— SustainableCitiesNet (@SCNetworkAZ) September 7, 2018

Phoenix 🌵 is a Strong 💪Town 🌆 indeed. Check out the recording of the Curbside Chat @clmarohn gave last week on smart development, municipal finances, and how to avoid the Growth Ponzi Scheme. https://t.co/szvzlZ9WvK

— SustainableCitiesNet (@SCNetworkAZ) August 14, 2018

Episode 3 of @ASU's new podcast, Thought Huddle, features 3 sustainability experts who explore strategies for keeping hot places like Phoenix habitable. 🌞 Learn more & listen: https://t.co/j4BgMQpXSd

— SustainableCitiesNet (@SCNetworkAZ) August 1, 2018

Cuteness overload! 😍🦒 https://t.co/orNq1hBypq

— SustainableCitiesNet (@SCNetworkAZ) July 3, 2018

The City of @GlendaleAZ just converted their 100th acre of grass to xeriscaping! “'Emotionally and psychologically, I’m just happier with it,” said Bob Wild, whose yard marked this milestone. “It’s a more modern look, it’s the look I wanted.'”https://t.co/uXaKRplFp3 pic.twitter.com/u84lzKLGOW

— SustainableCitiesNet (@SCNetworkAZ) June 7, 2018

The @CityofPhoenixAZ just established a Urban Heat Island/Tree and Shade Subcommittee. What is your community doing to tackle urban heat? https://t.co/Qft2G2EbbZ pic.twitter.com/6CM0APKNb8

— SustainableCitiesNet (@SCNetworkAZ) June 6, 2018

Happy #WorldEnvironmentDay! Let's work together to beat plastic pollution. This spring, ASU students came up with strategies to divert waste at the AZ State Fair. Check out some of their suggestions here: https://t.co/wNWEWTMsJ0 pic.twitter.com/oYtIpbxG0k

— SustainableCitiesNet (@SCNetworkAZ) June 5, 2018

Congrats, @CityofPhoenixAZ! LFLP aims to revitalize downtown, boost the local economy, improve public health, and protect the environment through local food enterprises. Phoenix intends to develop a plan to improve access to healthy food in the South Central Light Rail Corridor. https://t.co/LyuJemmAKZ

— SustainableCitiesNet (@SCNetworkAZ) May 29, 2018

Learn more about the six innovative ventures working to divert waste and develop business as part of the #RISNincubator w @CityofPhoenixAZ @TalkingTrashPHX @EntrepreneurASU. #SolveEducateEngage https://t.co/Ihek3OJtce

— Rob & Melani Walton Sustainability Solutions (@WSSIatASU) September 5, 2018

Need to reduce water loss in your water system? See if your community qualifies to be part of the Arizona Water Loss Control Program. Learn more here: https://t.co/32ccRJmYEv pic.twitter.com/JArxFnApHq

— WIFA (@WIFAfunding) July 13, 2018

A recent study by @UCL shows that pockets of urban forests 🌳🌳can store as much carbon per hectare as tropical rainforests. As cities are becoming increasingly populated, protecting & planting urban forests are key for #sustainablecities. https://t.co/81ADTawtuL pic.twitter.com/Ca8JUQVQF6

— Global Covenant (@Mayors4Climate) June 29, 2018

For my friends voting on #ElectionDay: Don't overlook those down-ballot races! Here's some help on the 14 candidates in the Central Arizona Water Conservation District race, if you need it: https://t.co/HwDQ6Ui90O via @azcentral

— Joanna Allhands (@joannaallhands) November 6, 2018

Did you know @ASU is working with the Navajo Nation on renewable energy policy & economic development? Last week, @ASUEnergyPolicy @krismayes were part of a workshop to discuss solar development opportunities on the reservation. https://t.co/cmSmDpwhno

— Sustainability @ ASU (@ASUgreen) August 6, 2018

If you're a shopper, #BlackFriday is great. If you're a supply chain manager, it's a major pain. We talked to Dale Rogers from @WPCareySchool about the year's biggest shopping day. https://t.co/tPGXMIkdyP

— ASU Now (@asunews) November 19, 2018

UK Vol.124 (Post-EUref #Brexit Vol.42)

#Brexit negotiations between the EU and the UK are turning into a “battle of nerve,” according to @Carnegie_Europe expert @PeterKellner1: https://t.co/OuJM4mb9wP pic.twitter.com/JQ8KDr2Yfw

— Carnegie Endowment (@CarnegieEndow) September 26, 2018

As the future of #Brexit negotiations continue to be uncertain, check out the video from the EU’s chief Brexit negotiator @MichelBarnier’s visit to Carnegie and his thoughts on the future of Europe: https://t.co/ShpmohQkjd

— Carnegie Endowment (@CarnegieEndow) September 25, 2018

Britain is due for a shift in opinion on #Brexit, writes @PeterKellner1, via @Independent: https://t.co/vRyJLF5UTe pic.twitter.com/lH3MII72zM

— Carnegie Endowment (@CarnegieEndow) September 24, 2018

There ARE no risks to Canada style CETA deal: New Zealand & Australia using CETA for their new deals – ours will be CETA++ – so shouldn’t take Chancellor long. Why not invite Crawford Falconer not Olly Robbins? He has successfully negotiated trade deals https://t.co/n7cpm5gNvV

— David C Bannerman (@DCBMEP) July 4, 2018

Full version of the White Paper is available here: https://t.co/eXKSfVLVxE #UKandSlovakia pic.twitter.com/V7M97d09mj

— UK in Slovakia (@UKinSlovakia) August 24, 2018

Carmakers trigger Brexit contingency plans as no deal uncertainty grows https://t.co/qaCoSRWeCm

— Lucy P. Marcus (@lucymarcus) September 26, 2018

AIB says that Irish businesses are still “overwhelmingly negative” about Brexit as the withdrawal date looms https://t.co/J4KJnATkjx

— Fora.ie (@Fora_ie) August 20, 2018

Three #McGill researchers received @CRSH_SSHRC Knowledge Synthesis Grants in support of their collaborative projects strengthening Canada-UK Trade Relations after Brexit https://t.co/hD31dEOKig pic.twitter.com/gEGsUWoMZJ

— McGill Reporter (@McGillREPORTER) July 3, 2018

Dr Huw Edwards in response to Jacob Rees-Mogg's #NoDeal #Brexit statement:

"Our research shows UK exports are down by 13-16%, in line with studies from Cambridge and Sussex. There is no money for his fantasy ‘Brexit budget’" https://t.co/TpAg2JRcts @NewsUK @telebusiness pic.twitter.com/B4R4spselZ

— Loughborough Uni SBE (@LboroSBE) September 11, 2018

New IPR Policy Brief out today on: The Impact of Brexit on Regional Businesses, by Dr Maria Garcia and Dr Clair Gammage from @BristolUni. #Brexit #regional #SmallBusiness https://t.co/LNGDXzwCgt

— IPR (@UniofBathIPR) September 20, 2018

https://twitter.com/Haggis_UK/status/1036351408713474054

Yesterday we held our Summer of Action #PeoplesVoteEast rally in Cambridge – the BBC were there to cover our campaign for a #PeoplesVote on the final Brexit deal – please RT: pic.twitter.com/dj9Jz7IXsH

— People's Vote UK (@peoplesvote_uk) September 3, 2018

A democratic crisis in engulfing the UK. We need a new constitution that will:
✅ Protect our rights
✅ Put power in the hands of communities
✅ Curb the influence of the most powerful on our political system
✅ Bring in a fair voting systemhttps://t.co/WhEv4YvoXz pic.twitter.com/rIH1sk3vgu

— Unlock Democracy (@UnlockDemocracy) August 22, 2018

Out in Oxford today with @OxfordStays. Brexometer fairly clear on how badly Brexit is going and that we should hold a #PeoplesVote pic.twitter.com/zYxJgM21sv

— Lizzy Price (@LizzyJPrice) September 1, 2018

Oxford Economics were among the least pessimistic forecasters before the #EUref – they said Brexit cld poss be GDP-positive. Now they are forecasting a no deal Brexit wld knock 2% off GDP by end-2020. Not quite a recession but not far off. UK hit worse than any other EU member pic.twitter.com/ns7EYwOoIk

— Ed Conway (@EdConwaySky) September 20, 2018

Brexit could spark 'civil unrest' within two weeks warns boss of Amazon
Doug Gurr allegedly made the shock comment to the Brexit Secretary during a business retreat at his grace-and-favour stately home Chevening
https://t.co/AXjR3JDtFE

— The Left Wing UK (@TheLeftWingUK) July 23, 2018

‘Jacob Rees-Mogg you're right. You don't need to visit the border… you need to have lived here.’

Belfast-born actor Stephen Rea explores the real impact of Brexit and the uncertainty of the future of the Irish border in a short film written by Clare Dwyer Hogg. pic.twitter.com/y5fajE3dbz

— Financial Times (@FinancialTimes) September 21, 2018

83% of UK doctors polled in a survey said Brexit hurts our NHS.

That’s thumping. If you care about our NHS, you had better listen up.@DancingTheMind @doctor_oxford @NHSMillion @38Degrees_vol @ElGingihy @OwenJones84 https://t.co/bh4EXfkvAn

— NHS Against Brexit (@NHSvBrexit) July 31, 2018

This really is serious. The @wellcometrust is a major investor in UK life sciences…

– it has an endowment of £23bn (2nd largest in world after Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation)

– it invests about £1bn a year in life sciences.

Director says UK investment “not unconditional”. https://t.co/kUGgxm5Z4u

— Scientists for EU (@Scientists4EU) September 30, 2018

#NoDeal is bad for science. Download our #Brexit fact sheethttps://t.co/OO0W2AkPP2 pic.twitter.com/zyv0Y2noRT

— The Royal Society (@royalsociety) September 30, 2018

Guy puts Boris in his place. The British people are not happy about #Brexit. They are innocent victims of the government's follow, Cambridge analytic & disaster capitalists. Another MEP called them 'political crooks'. Report on Guy's speech https://t.co/N6QFPEQmVe

— Angels For Europe #FBPE (@angelsforeurope) October 3, 2018

Brexit could cost UK research sector billions, says Oxford boss – the guardian https://t.co/caBMLHFq2h

— A C Grayling #FBPE #PeoplesVote #RemainAndReform (@acgrayling) May 10, 2018

New paper | Sovereignty, Primacy and the Common Law Constitution: What has EU Membership Taught Us? https://t.co/PlMtNtsqsj

— Mark Elliott (@ProfMarkElliott) July 20, 2018

Uncertainty over #Brexit has already damaged Britain's exporters – new research from @MeredithCrowle1 and @CambridgeINET colleagues: https://t.co/HmQ96QSIrZ, featured in @TheEconomist: https://t.co/MsoNkq0imj

— Cambridge University (@Cambridge_Uni) July 23, 2018

What impact will Brexit have on the euro area? Free #openaccess download of Brexit and Beyond: https://t.co/1vLPv5Icf0 pic.twitter.com/9jkMu56qkf

— UCL Press (@UCLpress) September 29, 2018

With debate at @UKLabour conference on a so-called #PeoplesVote, there's growing controversy about what the question should be. Some options are viable, others much less so. Here's our analysis: @UKandEU @UCL_EI @uclnews https://t.co/lpejrzLgHB

— Constitution Unit (@ConUnit_UCL) September 24, 2018

Hear our @alanjrenwick on @BBCRadio4 discussing a possible further Brexit referendum ('#peoplesvote') with @DAaronovitch @CSBarnard24 and @drqvortrup. For our more detailed analysis of such a vote see here: https://t.co/BpD1AWtUk4 @uclnews @UKandEU @UCL_EI https://t.co/jbdvq065kO

— Constitution Unit (@ConUnit_UCL) September 20, 2018

To summarise an extension to the article 50 process is possible, but creates additional difficulties which should be considered if a referendum is to be held.

Full post here: https://t.co/OTWLLwsaNj @ParlyApp @UKandEU @UCL_EI @democraticaudit

— Constitution Unit (@ConUnit_UCL) September 20, 2018

NEW BLOG: With exit day less than seven months away, @Jess_Sargeant @alanjrenwick & Meg Russell discuss whether the legislative and practical time constraints make a properly conducted second Brexit referendum feasible.https://t.co/PVBYG0N5rI pic.twitter.com/BOYEueCxjV

— Constitution Unit (@ConUnit_UCL) August 30, 2018

On display @Foyles: our @UCLpress book "#Brexit & Beyond", co-edited with Ben Martill @lseideas.

We hear it's als been downloaded over 27,000 times.#goodstarttotheweek

(Haven't got it yet? Download it for free here: https://t.co/hgzLC5b4MO) pic.twitter.com/9qFJy8itKE

— European Institute (@UCL_EI) October 1, 2018

Michael Grubb @UCL_ISR on how to go forward in the #Brexit negotiations and focus on the shared interests:
"Forget punishment: the Brexit deal needs to carve out sectors of exceptional common interest"https://t.co/dXsZFzT5Id

— European Institute (@UCL_EI) October 4, 2018

There is a route to a Brexit deal, but it requires further compromise, argues Oliver Patel in @HuffPost https://t.co/pjXoqbCB8B pic.twitter.com/9hlGCz8OCl

— European Institute (@UCL_EI) September 27, 2018

UK appoints food supplies minister amid fears of no-deal Brexit https://t.co/4ZY22VkAgC

— European Institute (@UCL_EI) September 27, 2018

My favourite edition so far. https://t.co/0ZaX2YXucG

— European Institute (@UCL_EI) September 27, 2018

The UK's hard bargaining strategy in the Brexit talks won't work, argues Ben Martillhttps://t.co/skwYR9AWip pic.twitter.com/p6Ue827xTW

— European Institute (@UCL_EI) September 26, 2018

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— European Institute (@UCL_EI) September 26, 2018

All questions answered on the practicalities (not whether it is desirable) of a new #Brexit referendum. All in five blogs (posts six & seven will be coming soon).

Courtesy of UCL's outstanding @ConUnit_UCL. https://t.co/th8DSuLAQk

— European Institute (@UCL_EI) September 25, 2018

New podcast!

Rachel Bowlby @UCLSELCS @BritishAcademy_ explores some themes of her new book, ranging from Greek tragedy & modern family forms to translating Derrida & the history of consumer culture.@UCL_AHSHS @uclnews @UCL_IAS @StellaBruzzi @SASNews https://t.co/iHDUQgRvMB

— European Institute (@UCL_EI) September 24, 2018

As EU leaders meet in Salzburg #Salzburgsummit18 #Brexit , @RonanMcCrea argues that Brexit is not the biggest threat for the EU in this new blog. @uclnews @ConUnit_UCL @UCLPublicPolicy https://t.co/mryGYhiCLl

— European Institute (@UCL_EI) September 18, 2018

Listen to our new podcast of our Brexit and Beyond series by @dlghill on regulating medical devices after Brexit #Brexit @MHRApress @EMA_News #IMRDF #MEDTECH https://t.co/gd8XyjjCi0

— European Institute (@UCL_EI) September 17, 2018

Derek Hill @dlghill discussing how medical devices are currently regulated and what impact Brexit might have #Brexit @UCLPublicPolicy @uclnews @MDIConline @MHRAgovuk
New podcast:https://t.co/gd8XyjjCi0

— European Institute (@UCL_EI) September 14, 2018

Back to school! Like the Prime Minister, who was hoping for a quiet September, Doris witnesses the start of another peaceful school year. #Brexit

The new episode of our collaboration with cartoonist @RosAsquith https://t.co/FqwWhN5MDe pic.twitter.com/DyquZkeU1z

— European Institute (@UCL_EI) September 12, 2018

How could a second Brexit referendum be triggered?

UCL Constitution Unit @ConUnit_UCL continues to unfold the mechanics of how a second Brexit referendum might work. #Brexit #PeoplesVote https://t.co/bTyibFK2mz

— European Institute (@UCL_EI) September 11, 2018

A thread on popes, horses, and Chequers. Alas, a very true likeness of where we are at in political discourse – here and elsewhere.
(Oh, and do note the footnote.) https://t.co/jKvKK6HZbD

— European Institute (@UCL_EI) September 11, 2018

UK researchers will have to convince the Treasury of the merits of #EU research programmes post-#Brexit, says UCL's @GraemeTR https://t.co/gv8Dy0UDPV

— European Institute (@UCL_EI) August 30, 2018

"Good economics, while allowing a wide field for decentralised decision making, insures against catastrophe, takes heed for the future, and responds to the popular demand for fairness." @RSkidelsky, speaking at our recent #LSEeconomics event. Listen here: https://t.co/lmv0x0O2q5

— LSE Events (@LSEpublicevents) October 2, 2018

Brexit and Migration: Why do rocket scientists pick strawberries? – @NauroCampos https://t.co/S6mAjoj1lV

— LSE EUROPP blog (@LSEEuroppblog) October 4, 2018

Racism and identity: what connects Englishness to a preference for hard Brexit? – @LSEpoliticsblog https://t.co/MuiXayrzP5

— LSE EUROPP blog (@LSEEuroppblog) October 3, 2018

A rational backlash against globalisation – @voxeu https://t.co/BJbXzbNUZm

— LSE EUROPP blog (@LSEEuroppblog) September 29, 2018

The dismantling of the state since the 1980s: Brexit is the wrong diagnosis of a real crisis https://t.co/BF5Wl2RQr8

— LSE EUROPP blog (@LSEEuroppblog) September 29, 2018

Brexit and moral foundation framing: the key to a People’s Vote is in Vote Leave’s hands – @LSEpoliticsblog https://t.co/QUp7BTQWcE

— LSE EUROPP blog (@LSEEuroppblog) September 27, 2018

What if Britain rejoined the EU? Breaking up may be less hard than making up https://t.co/xCGzcfVgPq

— LSE EUROPP blog (@LSEEuroppblog) September 27, 2018

New study: Media definitely do matter: Brexit, immigration, climate change and beyond (British Journal of Politics and International Relations) https://t.co/skQoqQtxyk

— LSE EUROPP blog (@LSEEuroppblog) September 24, 2018

Chequers is deeply flawed: A no deal Brexit is far preferable – @RuthLeaEcon https://t.co/i81WZ221N6

— LSE EUROPP blog (@LSEEuroppblog) September 22, 2018

The road to nowhere? Prospects for a post-Brexit trade deal – from @epc_eu https://t.co/8gADonKGDO

— LSE EUROPP blog (@LSEEuroppblog) September 19, 2018

A new public exhibition is now open @LSELibrary – What Does Brexit Mean To You? https://t.co/EphAEP1OeE pic.twitter.com/hppbiC5qT9

— LSE EUROPP blog (@LSEEuroppblog) September 17, 2018

New study: Post-Brexit EU/UK security cooperation: NATO, CSDP+, or ‘French connection’? (British Journal of Politics and International Relations) https://t.co/EepeuJxvyS

— LSE EUROPP blog (@LSEEuroppblog) September 13, 2018

Article 50 is flawed: Could the ECJ extend the two-year withdrawal period? https://t.co/0ZRclRI3QI

— LSE EUROPP blog (@LSEEuroppblog) September 8, 2018

Outside the “London bubble”: Listening to views on Brexit and migration in Jaywick – @lsebrexitvote https://t.co/HdENv6xrqy

— LSE EUROPP blog (@LSEEuroppblog) September 4, 2018

Ireland Vol.36 (Leinster Vol.7 – Fingal)

@FingalNews
@fingalindo
@FingalChamber website
@itbdublin
@fingalarts
@fingalcommunity
@Balrothery
@SkerriesCA
@NewbridgeHF
@FlavoursFingal
@FingalEMU
@BlanchCTC
Blanchardstown centre has been cleared for a renovation to ‘bring it in line’ with rivals: The owners of the Dublin shopping mall want to remove its central fountain. (08/09/2018)

Fingalcoco https://t.co/sqCgbKUjmx https://t.co/vAbO48gnQg https://t.co/SYsil1kxVM
LEOFingal https://t.co/MaCsy4yl5k https://t.co/904CK6CSvg pic.twitter.com/xTJ18aANuq

— WorldSolutions light (@WSlightly) September 8, 2017

DublinFingal:@VisitFingal;@FingalDublin;@FingalHeritage;@EventsinFingal;@VolunteerFingal;@FlavourofFingal;@fingalindo pic.twitter.com/5BKMj9PzBp

— WorldSolutions light (@WSlightly) August 1, 2015

https://twitter.com/LoveFingalDub/status/1025754731707215872

A blast from the past….https://t.co/g6kCFY5JeE https://t.co/g6kCFY5JeE

— Swords Businesses (@SwordsBusiness) September 22, 2018

Wonder what Brexit will mean
for your business?

Are supports are available?

Learn more via the @dfatirl
Brexit & Business section of
the @BrexitReadyIRL websitehttps://t.co/f7ntVtjneW pic.twitter.com/nCFGJxBSMD

— Balbriggan Chamber (@BbrigganChamber) September 27, 2018

Balbriggan selected as host town for RTE’s Operation Transformationhttps://t.co/4XeE3I7bz4

— Balbrigganinfo (@Balbrigganinfo) September 27, 2018

Mark Broderick's excellent new film about the building of the Skerries Currach. https://t.co/5mSrNSj9tw https://t.co/5mSrNSj9tw

— Skerries (@Skerries) September 28, 2018

From 2009. O’Connors pub session.
Friday. Xx https://t.co/cd01Mppd1I https://t.co/cd01Mppd1I

— Ballyboughal (@Ballyboughal) June 15, 2018

#ABBA with the Blanchardstown Brass Band for #CultureNightBlanch https://t.co/B9qQPRP6jO

— Fingal Co. Libraries (@fingallibraries) September 21, 2018

https://twitter.com/Fingalcoco/status/1037287152143540224

FINGAL ST PATRICK'S DAY PARADE SCHEDULE 2018 https://t.co/QuqqH8beWF via @YouTube #Swords #Skerries #Blanchardstown #Rush #Lusk #Balbriggan

— EVENTSinFingal (@EVENTSinFingal) February 20, 2018

Writers born or living in FINGAL – Balbriggan, Blanchardstown, Baldoyle, Balrothery, Swords, Malahide, Howth, Rush, Lusk… and on it goes – check out the Words Ireland National Mentoring Programme: https://t.co/mIJrYB7jHi pic.twitter.com/sL5JPvOjgU

— Words Ireland (@WordsIreland) July 30, 2018

Fingal and South Dublin see the establishment of new LEAs – Ongar (5), Rush-Lusk (5) and Palmerstown-Fonthill (5). It will certainly make for an interesting #LE19 ! pic.twitter.com/5MxlEfpnQp

— Luke Martin (@LukeMartin_DL) June 14, 2018

What a day! On behalf of the team, we'd like to congratulate our 9,000 SSE Airtricity Dublin Half Marathon participants & thank you for your continued support. Here's to the big one now in 4 weeks time – Bring It On! #ICANIWILL pic.twitter.com/HfJLBl3yam

— Dublin Marathon (@dublinmarathon) September 23, 2018

Counting well under way in Dublin Fingal. Tallies suggested a 76.8% vote in favour of repeal. One box – from St Cronin’s Polling Station in Swords Manor – was tallied at 86.9% ‘Yes’. pic.twitter.com/NodtyeGRd4

— RTÉ News (@rtenews) May 26, 2018

RT @SunTimesIreland: Councillors in Fingal and Kildare are calling for bans on the release of Chinese lanterns and helium balloons at celebrations. https://t.co/m7WySEPTMo

— Dublin-Fingal (@dublinfingal) September 16, 2018

Ireland Vol.35 (Leinster Vol.6 – South Dublin)

Ask about Ireland website: South Dublin
Amazon acquires former Jacob’s biscuit factory in Tallaght (09/07/2015)
INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY TALLAGHT LAUNCHES ITS NEW OFFICE FOR BUSINESS & INDUSTRY | OBI
@wesleycollege
@ITTallaght
@SDublinChamber
@creativeirl
South Dublin History

LECP @sdublincoco https://t.co/R5aSCF4MVI @LEOSouthDublin https://t.co/zKEsw0R3Df https://t.co/YADj9K1D3u ittallaghthttps://t.co/yJTl7KPiP3 pic.twitter.com/DJopOHWb7l

— WorldSolutions light (@WSlightly) July 11, 2017

SouthDublin: @SDCClibraries;@volunteerdublin;@LEOSouthDublin; @SDCPartners;@EnigmaGrill;@southdubbrewers;@SnaGaeilge pic.twitter.com/CLOnwce68K

— WorldSolutions light (@WSlightly) August 1, 2015

'It’s about time there is a book about Pat's' – South Dublin County Councillor Dermot Looney on his new St Patrick's Athletic history projecthttps://t.co/hjPQxZlMVu

— DublinLive (@DublinLive) August 14, 2018

Visit the Irish Pirate Radio Exhibition in the South Dublin County Library to see a history of 100 of Irish pirate radio. @RadiodaysEurope @RT_com pic.twitter.com/ELQAeL96fI

— IBHOF (@IBHallofFame) May 15, 2018

NEWS: Over 14,000 employed in hospitality industry in South Dublin County https://t.co/WAqfXTySCv pic.twitter.com/zTZk9xSVBU

— The Echo Newspaper (@TheEchoOnline) June 25, 2016

Ireland Vol.34 (Leinster Vol.5 – Dún Laoghaire – Rathdown)

@IrishTimes Local Election Results for Dún Laoghaire / Rathdown
@DLR_Chamber
@myIADT
@DunLaoghaireBID
@DLHarbour
@DLMarina_Dublin
@DFEI_Ireland
Dún Laoghaire’s Digital Transformation: Summary of the Action Plan for the creation of the Digital Dún Laoghaire Cluster (PDF; 04/2017) | Eoin Costello & Sven Spollen-Behrens
dun laoghaire – rathdown baseline emissions report 2016 | @SEAI_ie

Dún Laoghaire-Rathdown LECP '16-21 @dlrcc https://t.co/OQ1O8n53ab pp22-33 actions…under oversight of Economic Development & Enterprise SPC pic.twitter.com/hv2t2kCc6R

— WorldSolutions light (@WSlightly) June 11, 2017

DúnLaoghaireRathdown: @DLRTourism;@dlrheritevents;@dl_bid;@DLR_Libraries; @myIADT;@DLFineGael;@BeatYard;@twobeanscafe pic.twitter.com/Y1w9c0SwW3

— WorldSolutions light (@WSlightly) August 1, 2015

8% year-on-year increase in cycling recorded by Dún Laoghaire Rathdown https://t.co/w9hFHYrIQx via @IrishCycle

— Ciarán Ferrie (@ccferrie) September 23, 2018

Yes. Run by Dún Laoghaire Harbour Company. Here's some background https://t.co/mFul0Gwy3Q

— Cabinteely Life (@CabinteelyLife) September 27, 2018

Ireland Vol.33 (Leinster Vol.4 – Wicklow, Kildare)

Wicklow
@visitwicklow website
@WicklowUplands
@DCWschool
@WWolfBrewery

Dev Plan 2016-22 @wicklowcoco https://t.co/iFb5nJVXq5
Vol.1 https://t.co/RwX5ziXU4F
Vol.2 https://t.co/iIHUrzEukq
TOWN/SETTLEMENT: Ashford.. pic.twitter.com/SFH9hY4RiX

— WorldSolutions light (@WSlightly) May 9, 2017

#Wicklow: @WicklowLiving;@WicklowVoice;@WicklowHour;@WicklowTIO; @TheWicklowWay;@bray_ie;@mermaidarts;@WicklowBrewery pic.twitter.com/lD1fPlAbOl

— WorldSolutions light (@WSlightly) July 28, 2015

Kildare
@intokildare website
@KildareVillage
@ChamberKildare
@MaynoothUni

countykildare DevPlan 2017-23 https://t.co/wRdIwypM51
Vibrant Econ Outlook https://t.co/WOR2526jLd
KildareCoCo 1899-1926 Thomas Nelson MaynoothHist https://t.co/5HGSKRPaiT
KildareHistory https://t.co/H7ggHucHOW
Failte_Ireland https://t.co/zDQMmfu1FX
URBACT https://t.co/QvTYDMoHCN pic.twitter.com/pDREINTz3H

— WorldSolutions light (@WSlightly) September 27, 2018

Kldr:@LEO_Kildare;@KildareHour;@DoodleMooseIRL;@Hartes_Kildare;@troublebrewing;@opwcastletown;@TheCYCafe;@TTNewbridge pic.twitter.com/MeuuzdDjEb

— WorldSolutions light (@WSlightly) July 27, 2015

Kildare5 Kildare6 Kildare8 Kildare7 Kildare9 Kildare10 Kildare11

Ireland Vol.32 (Leinster Vol.3 – Meath, Louth)

Meath
@ireland101com website: Meath
@meathtourism
@SlaneFoodCircle
@Boynevalleyblue
@TheWholeHoggs
@MeathChambers
@BusinessInAsh
@kellschamber
@KellsTech_
@MakeItMeath
@MeathInnovates
@DigitalNavan
@MeathToday
@MeathDaily
@BeaufortCollege
@DiscoverBoyneV

Economic Development Strategy for County Meath 2014-22 meathcoco,Loc_Enterprisehttps://t.co/wwQJYTNUVi

Econ Dev Strat 4 Co Meath 2014-22 FTI_EMEAhttps://t.co/pfN0lzecY0
branding pp256-

Dublin-Centric Development ‘Unsustainable’, Warns ESRIDublin eoinbkhttps://t.co/pNwfSnKBqh pic.twitter.com/jhU78YnDL9

— WorldSolutions light (@WSlightly) July 5, 2018

Mi:@MeathHour;@FoodMeath;@BoyneValleyFood;@SlaneFoodCircle;@TheWholeHoggs;@Boynevalleyblue;@BruBrewery;@NewgrangeGold pic.twitter.com/tfEEjR06CJ

— WorldSolutions light (@WSlightly) July 26, 2015

Louth
@louthcoco website: Louth Field Names Project
@DroghedaChamber
@DroghedaLifecom
@BallymakennyF
@DrummondHGarlic
@DkIT_ie
@DundalkChamber
@dundalktown
@dundalkonline

.@louthcoco LECP2016-20 https://t.co/ipKBuhz6eS pp.15-16,22,40,68,85-101,103-135https://t.co/UBFdCHpbFT
DundalkCarlingford,…Ardee,Drogheda https://t.co/55A9CQPLWi @robhynes23 https://t.co/jMRa93SY2t @poloconghaile https://t.co/TffH5T0Gxg
@tripsavvy_tips https://t.co/cnzI07eCq8 pic.twitter.com/xThMPoJkCk

— WorldSolutions light (@WSlightly) December 30, 2017

#Louth:@LouthHour;@Louthchat;@LouthTIO;@DundalkTourist;@dundalkbids;@CarlingfordIRE;@DiscoverBoyneV;@johnwflynn;#FLAG pic.twitter.com/s7If6qCfLM

— WorldSolutions light (@WSlightly) July 25, 2015

Beautiful video of Natural Dye Studio in Kyoto. https://t.co/oIaquE3Hcj

— Louth Craftmark (@LouthCraftmark) July 8, 2018

Ireland Vol.31 (Leinster Vol.2 – Laois, Offaly, Westmeath, Longford)

Laois
@LaoisCouncil website
@Laois_Chamber
@LaoisBusinesses
@DowntownPortlao
@laoisoffalyetb
@IWTLaoisOffaly

#connect2laois @LEOLaois https://t.co/cJC60tZ9Eo https://t.co/jHf2lWenn0 M7,N7,N8,N80#EGFSN https://t.co/THAhvxnnDL pic.twitter.com/Yj5vPcp3gJ

— WorldSolutions light (@WSlightly) September 19, 2016

#Laois: @LaoisLeaf;@LaoisBusinesses;@LEOLaois;@LaoisPeople1; @LaoisPress;@LaoisHour;@12acresbrewing;@TheResortLaois pic.twitter.com/8FCjf0aHMs

— WorldSolutions light (@WSlightly) July 21, 2015

Offaly
@visitoffaly website
@Offaly_Express
@TullamoreTrib
@offalyindo
@MidlandTrib
@JunctionOffaly

https://t.co/1rD12IkYHZ MidlandsIreland@ChasTaylor https://t.co/sDdGihKUsO @FTI_SC_EnergyUK https://t.co/ihNRad7j25 pic.twitter.com/Nov3PA0gBY

— WorldSolutions light (@WSlightly) September 7, 2016

#Offaly: @OffalyHour;@OffalyDelish;@PennyLoafCo;@paulaannryan; @odonohuesbakery;@OffalyCrafty;@offalyindo;@MidIreland pic.twitter.com/idD2Dhe8NR

— WorldSolutions light (@WSlightly) July 22, 2015

Westmeath
RootsIreland website: Westmeath
Westmeath Tourism
@westmeathindo
@seansbarathlone
@AthloneIT
@athlonechamber

.@westmeathcoco https://t.co/wCoQiHtyNI @EU_Commission https://t.co/mmD5wcTYRq @Mgar_Chamber https://t.co/qbNY6cYBVS pic.twitter.com/RldnzMtO2g

— WorldSolutions light (@WSlightly) August 29, 2016

Wmeath:@WestmeathTIO;@WestmeathHour;@athloneie;@morans_bar;@genealogymoate;@WestmeathLEO;@hi_ireland;@ArtsCentreMedia pic.twitter.com/Ea6f3dxWbE

— WorldSolutions light (@WSlightly) July 23, 2015

Here's a handy guide to those heading to this year's ploughing championships in Tullamore today…#athlone #HeartOfIt #Ploughing18 https://t.co/wXjWQgkCuQ

— athlone.ie (@athloneie) September 18, 2018

Longford
@LongfordTourism website
@chamberlongford

LOG https://t.co/xXrNmJ7A9h @longfordcoco https://t.co/LFR4TzkAvH @LongfordTourism https://t.co/PqNVDv9xPX ..charm.. pic.twitter.com/3KKs48sJ8L

— WorldSolutions light (@WSlightly) August 5, 2016

#Longford:@LongfordHour;@longfordlocal;@hanlon_liam;@LongfordEvents;@CruthuArtsFest;@PatrickConboy;@LWLLongford;#beer pic.twitter.com/r54h5u8NGY

— WorldSolutions light (@WSlightly) July 24, 2015

Ireland Vol.30 (Leinster Vol.1 – Kilkenny, Carlow, Wexford)

Ireland Leinster
Kilkenny
@LoveKilkenny website
@kilkenny
@KKPeopleNews
@SavourKilkenny
@KilkennyChamber
@investkilkenny
@kilkennycollege

Kilkenny @kilkenomics https://t.co/C3tfd2vy2D @KilkennyNotices https://t.co/wznA3xiUmF p37,72,90,99,162,191 #FoodHarvest2020,#RetailPlanning pic.twitter.com/MMCC1P7mg7

— WorldSolutions light (@WSlightly) October 4, 2016

#Leinster #Kilkenny:@LoveKilkenny;@SavourKilkenny;@MauraHickey1;@kilkennydesign;@Knockdrinna;@BreweryCorner;#CreamAle pic.twitter.com/7Y4dHZUbPx

— WorldSolutions light (@WSlightly) July 18, 2015

Looking forward to hearing expert insight from LEO #Kilkenny client, Ann Marie McSorely of @veriireland at @Amplitude_SE on OCT 3! > ' @waterfordit conference to promote link-ups between businesses and researchers' -> https://t.co/9WipDfTxfX pic.twitter.com/QwBmBZrAzd

— LEO Kilkenny (@LEOKilkenny) September 30, 2018

Min @ADoyleTD Highlights benefits of Farm Forestry while visiting the farm forest in Rathcash, Clara, Co. Kilkenny owned by Mr. Andrew O’Carroll, winner of the RDS Teagasc Farm Forestry Award 2018. https://t.co/32tGEX5IaA @teagascforestry pic.twitter.com/Q8QF52yZvD

— Dept of Agriculture, Food and the Marine (@agriculture_ie) May 29, 2018

Thousands of people attended the annual Iverk Agriculture Show in Piltown, Co Kilkenny today. The event was first held in 1826. pic.twitter.com/GJtEBej9wZ

— RTÉ News (@rtenews) August 26, 2017

Today we #exported 50 spring calving dairy heifers for an #Organic #dairy farm in the North of #FRANCE under the watchful and helpful eye of John from the Dept of Agriculture.
We sourced the heifers from the well known dairy farming family the Hickeys from Kilkenny. pic.twitter.com/T0aEz776r7

— David Clarke (@DavidClivestock) September 1, 2018

https://twitter.com/EUAgri/status/832533269765877762

This morning, the Countess of Wessex met Irish fashion designers and up and coming ceramicists at the Kilkenny Design Shop @KilkennyShop #RoyalVisitIreland @RoyalFamily pic.twitter.com/qU7Ya2seeo

— British Embassy (@BritEmbDublin) September 28, 2018

#Kilkenny Castle, #Ireland
A symbol of Norman occupation, the castle was built in 1195 to control a fording-point of the River Nore and the junction of several routeways. In its original 13th-century condition, it would have formed an important element of the defenses of the town pic.twitter.com/fJbITsN2MT

— World of Castles (@CastlesGHQ) September 22, 2018

Carlow
@CWnationalist
@LoveCarlow
@VisitCarlow
@carlowtourism website
@CarlowCollege
@itcarlow
@fairgreensc
@VisualCarlow
@carlowchamber
ENTERPRISE HOUSE IN CARLOW ANNOUNCED AS VODAFONE & SIRO’S LATEST GIGABIT HUB (03/29/2018)

.@Carlow_Co_Co @CarlowLEO LECP 2021 https://t.co/C8sjfHiH0x close proximity to airports, ports, motorway and rail…https://t.co/tYSuc4ydRq pic.twitter.com/hBMJ8LwqUk

— WorldSolutions light (@WSlightly) September 24, 2016

#Carlow: @CarlowHour;@CarlowTours;@OHarasBeers;@CarlowCoffeeCo; @CarlowPeople;@CarlowCountyMus;@CarlowMade;@CarlowLEO pic.twitter.com/tPZOyAo0oK

— WorldSolutions light (@WSlightly) July 20, 2015

An Taoiseach, Leo Varadkar, took part in a tour of the Carlow IT campus where he met with students, staff, research & project leaders. pic.twitter.com/SIhYUSj4HL

— MerrionStreet.ie (@merrionstreet) September 27, 2018

Food & Drink in focus with #Carlow council’s Agri-Food Tourism project awarded National Funding https://t.co/BYNvVzgx0S @Carlow_Co_Co @VisualCarlow @creedcnw @agriculture_ie @LAsIreland pic.twitter.com/niaWyeOauw

— LEO Carlow (@CarlowLEO) September 21, 2018

Kevin Hanrahan's @teagasc presentation to @agriculture_ie CAP meeting in Carlow available at https://t.co/j3HxsaY9CQ

— Teagasc (@teagasc) February 6, 2018

A sneak peak of our #Carlow Food Tourism Video's supported by @agriculture_ie & @Carlow_Co_Co @CarlowLEO This one was done with the great team @woodforddolmen where we have our @ibye_ie final this week #celebratingexcellence https://t.co/HuglAQJnOA Produced by @Streamabout

— Kieran Comerford (@comerfordk) December 3, 2017

IT Carlow student discovers plant growth promoters for use in agriculture https://t.co/lVVgfJGqrU pic.twitter.com/Tka6jeYMnK

— Farmers Journal (@farmersjournal) February 17, 2016

Wexford
@visitwexford website
@WexfordHub
@WexfordLocalDev
@WexfordChamber
@WexFoodFamily
@WexfordCreamery
@WexPreserves
@GoreyChamber
@NewRossChamber
@newrossstandard

WX https://t.co/cZZcrh5r0B @investwexford https://t.co/jOtYczgpIC @ditofficial https://t.co/BW0OdA3K3v @HistIreHedge https://t.co/hjxnV1hvS0 pic.twitter.com/cCttqEc7I7

— WorldSolutions light (@WSlightly) April 12, 2017

Wexford:@wexfordintouch;@WexfordTips;@visitwexford;@WexfordHour;@wexfordfoodfest;@otterbrews;@wexford_1798;@RochesBar pic.twitter.com/0VncpydmiW

— WorldSolutions light (@WSlightly) July 19, 2015

@damienrte reports on one of the vital sectors in the Wexford economy – tourism pic.twitter.com/FoiQFuAcp5

— RTÉ News (@rtenews) July 27, 2018

Irish food exports have been a shining light in the Irish economy over the last number of years, with massive input from #Wexford farmers & producers. Huge effort ongoing to sustain the ongoing development & to ensure maximum "Brexit-proofing" so that it can continue to shine pic.twitter.com/4Y5GK3OpK5

— Paul Kehoe T.D (@campaign4kehoe) January 10, 2018

#Wexford is very proud to be one of the towns who received the #PurpleFlag in recognition of a well managed evening economy! https://t.co/fGrGs8q129

— Wexford Chamber (@WexfordChamber) February 10, 2017

The wheels are in motion for the #Wexford Greenway, a tourism offering which could add an additional €40m in revenue to the local economy #InvestWexford https://t.co/rXOPb5KcDB

— InvestWexford (@investwexford) May 18, 2018

Grainne Gault Skydive Against Suicide 2018 https://t.co/Eq2ZT6WSuz

— Wexford MarineWatch (@WexMarineWatch) August 26, 2018

Images from a time when photography was a new technology offer a fascinating glimpse to life in Wexford. https://t.co/GOP9a3SUVL from @RTEArchives #Wexford

— CappuccinosWexford (@cappuccinosWex) September 28, 2018

EU Commissioner for Agriculture and Rural Development discusses #Brexit and Rosslare Europort at #wexford conference #investwexford https://t.co/iCDJS8eRQw

— InvestWexford (@investwexford) June 25, 2018

US Policy Changes Vol.98 (Foreign Policy Vol.14: Turkey’s lira crisis)

Excerpts are on our own.

Trump Is the First President to Get Turkey Right: Good riddance to the so-called strategic relationship between Washington and Ankara. (08/13/2018) | STEVEN A. COOK @ForeignPolicy
… Then there is the detention of Pastor Andrew Brunson in Turkey since October 2016. This has become a flashpoint between the two countries this summer, especially after Ankara seemed to renege on a deal for his release. But Turkey is also holding between 15 and 20 U.S.-Turkish dual citizens—including a NASA scientist—on trumped-up terrorism charges. Three Turkish employees of the U.S. Embassy have also been arrested. They are being used as bargaining chips to force the United States to hand over Fethullah Gulen, a green card holder who Ankara accuses of masterminding the failed July 2016 coup, and/or to secure the release of a Turkish banker convicted in a New York court of aiding the elaborate scheme to help Tehran get around multilateral sanctions. …
Of course, the United States has an interest in a healthy Turkish economy, if only to prevent the meltdown of the lira from affecting other emerging markets’ currencies. … …Albayrak plans to pursue fiscal discipline, help companies most affected by the lira’s slide, and, contrary to rumors, the government will not seize foreign exchange deposits — good news for foreign investors. At the same, the minister stated that the volatility of the lira was unsupported by the underlying economic data, thus it is clear Turkey is under “attack by the biggest player of the global financial system.” He means the United States.
… Since at least 2013, Erdogan has been telling Turks that when the day of reckoning comes for the Turkish economy, it will be someone else’s fault. If Turks are suffering, then it could not possibly be the responsibility of a government led by someone who believes high interest rates cause inflation (which is exactly backward), but rather the result of the nefarious machinations of the “interest lobby,” Zionists, and the always useful “foreign forces.” Because Erdogan has made the economy a nationalist issue, seeking help from the IMF is politically risky. …encourage his constituents to exchange dollars and euros into lira. …
… It should be clear by now that there is no strategic relationship. Turkey and the United States have different interests and priorities. The lists of grievances on both sides reflects that fact. The fallout is not a function of the unique personalities and worldviews of the American and Turkish presidents, but rather at a fundamental level is the result of a changing world in which Washington and Ankara no longer share a common threat. …
… Perhaps the controversy over Pastor Brunson and the way the Turkish government has responded to the lira crisis will be a clarifying moment, highlighting what should be clear by now: Turkey is no longer an ally or partner.

Capital Outflows and Sudden Stop (w Report; 08/14/2018) | @medium
…which kinds of capital inflow stop during the period? In the 2017 World Bank policy paper “Are capital flows fickle? Increasingly ? and does the answer still depend on type? ” Barry Eichengreen, Poonam Gupta, and Oliver Masetti have tried to investigate how different kinds of capital flows behave during a sudden stop. …
The most rapid capital outflow, however, is in that the authors categorized as ”Others.” Included in others are flows through the banking sector (loans, deposits and banking capital), loans raised by the private sector, and trade credits. …

Erdogan Faces a Challenge He Can’t Easily Bully: Turkey’s Economy (08/13/2018) | Carlotta Gall @nytimes
… “The interest-rate hikes and budget cuts will be painful,” said Atilla Yesilada, an Istanbul-based consultant at Global Source Partners…
“It is the fundamental view of the true populist,” explained Sinan Ulgen, chairman of the Istanbul-based Center for Economic and Foreign Policy Studies, also known as E.D.A.M. …
Turkey has always had a strong bureaucracy, modeled on the French system, with a senior bureaucrat, called an undersecretary, in every ministry, assisted by deputy undersecretaries. Those positions have been eliminated and the civil servant positions replaced with deputy ministers appointed by Mr. Erdogan. …
…the polarizing nature of Mr. Erdogan’s rule, which has increasingly pushed out people who are seen as ideologically or politically opposed to his Justice and Development Party…
…the purges of 150,000 public employees since the failed coup of 2016. …
Mr. Albayrak, 40, holds an M.B.A. from Pace University in New York, and worked as the United States representative for Calik Holdings, a Turkish construction and trading company known for its close links to the government.
… Mr. Yesilada called for a hefty interest rate hike of at least 5 percentage points and said that a “handshake with the United States is an absolute minimum.” …

European bank CDS showing no contagion (PDF; 13/08/2018) | @CanaccorGenuity
… Turkish debt-to-GDP is about half of what Greece’s was at the beginning of the European Debt Crisis. The fear in the marketplace is that the historic drop in the Turkish lire makes non-Turkish debt unaffordable to service, which could lead to a contagion effect on European banks with significant exposure to Turkey. …
… The Turkish currency crisis provides an excellent excuse for a temporary pullback, but thus far has shown no reason for us to adopt a more intermediate-term defensive position.

How serious is Turkey’s lira crisis and what are the implications?: The options as the country’s economic growth displays the classic signs of overheating (13/08/2018) | Larry Elliott @guardian
… now displaying the classic signs of overheating: a large trade deficit, a construction boom and soaring debt. Financial markets have taken fright at inflation, rising at an annual rate of more than 15%, and have been selling the Turkish lira, which is down by 45% against the US dollar since the start of the year. …
The direct impact of what looks like an inevitable recession in Turkey would be relatively small because, despite a population of 80 million and strong growth in recent years, the country accounts for only 1% of global GDP. …
… Turkey’s problems are particularly acute because it has more than $300bn of dollar-denominated corporate debt, which is getting more expensive to finance by the day. However, other countries – such as Mexico and South Africa – also took advantage of low US interest rates in the years after the financial crisis to borrow heavily in dollars and saw their currencies coming under pressure. …
… only two things will halt the lira sell-off: a substantial rise in official interest rates (already above 17%) or the announcement of an emergency package of financial support from the International Monetary Fund – or, if things continue to deteriorate, both together. …

What the Turkish lira crisis means for President Erdogan’s hold on power: Erdoğan built his supporter base by promising economic stability. Can he withstand a crisis? (14/08/2018) | YÖRÜK BAHÇELI @NewStatesman
… Erdoğan is known to have been opposed to higher interest rates throughout his leadership, labelling them “the mother and father of all evil” dictated by an “interest rate lobby”. In his earlier years, however, officials around him were able to convince him to allow them to act in line with market demands, while he was also bound by IMF requirements. But once IMF programmes came to an end and interest rates fell following the great recession, Erdoğan was able to become more vocal and staunch in his opposition to higher rates. …

Russia backs non-dollar trade with Turkey, no promise of help amid lira crisis (w Video; 08/15/2018) | Andrey Ostroukh and Tuvan Gumrukcu @reuters @YahooFinance
… “I am confident that the grave abuse of the role of the U.S. dollar as a global reserve currency will result over time in the weakening and demise of its role,” Lavrov said, echoing statements made by President Vladimir Putin.
However, Lavrov did not announce any immediate commitment to drop the dollar in trade with Turkey or provide it with financial aid, leaving observers guessing if the two countries, both hit by U.S. sanctions, have agreed on any bilateral deal.
“They will likely just give warm words to Turkey, looking to exploit the situation and stir things up for the U.S. and the West,” said Timothy Ash, senior strategist at BlueBay Asset Management. …

‘Clear risks of contagion’: European markets drop as Turkey’s lira crisis spreads around the world (08/13/2018) | Will Martin @businessinsider @YahooFinance
… “Because of the high participation of foreign banks and portfolio investors in Turkey, there are clear risks of contagion,” Hasnain Malik, a strategist who is the head of equity research at Exotix, said in an email.
Capital Economics warned in a note on Friday that Spain, Italy, and France were likely to be the worst hit by the Turkish currency crisis because of the exposure of their banking systems. But the analyst house said the impact would be relatively limited because of the limited size of the Turkish economy.

Turkey lira crisis: Six things you need to know: A breakdown of the events, causes and effects, as Turkey’s currency collapses amid a diplomatic row with the US. (w Videos; 08/14/2018) | @aljazeera
… On Monday, the Indian rupee suffered its worst one-day fall – at more than 1.5 percent – hitting a record low of 69.9 rupees to $1. …
The South African rand has also taken a hit this week as a result of the Turkish developments, falling 10 percent before stabilising on Monday – down to a two-year low against the dollar. …

Turkey lira: Ankara to boycott US electronic goods (14/08/2018) | @BBC
Asian shares stumble as markets shrug off Wall Street relief bump; Hang Seng down 1.5% (08/15/2018) | @CNBC
Turkey Lira: Shock graph showing how Turkey CRISIS is deepening when pitted against euro (08/14/2018) | Matt Drake @Daily_Express

US Policy Changes Vol.97 (Foreign Policy Vol.13)

https://twitter.com/policypodcasts/status/1024737870542712832

Why America's Grand Strategy Has Not Changed: Power, Habit, and the U.S. Foreign Policy Establishment https://t.co/8dQct1GYZr @PatPorter76 pic.twitter.com/innWP3PlX7

— Internat'l Security (@Journal_IS) May 16, 2018

Last week, prominent international relations scholars published an ad in the New York Times urging @realDonaldTrump to preserve the international institutions and order in place since WWII.@stephenWalt was invited to sign it. Here's why he declined. https://t.co/6mNCxt0Dxe

— Foreign Policy (@ForeignPolicy) August 2, 2018

"The United States and Europe have a common plague that should not be underestimated. Cultural displacement, masquerading as economic and border security anxiety, is chipping away at societal cohesion on both sides of the Atlantic," writes @spencerboyer https://t.co/5wo8vnuqyD

— Brookings (@BrookingsInst) August 3, 2018

Partnership in Peril: The Populist Assault on the Transatlantic Community @AEI @CAPSecurity @VJS_Policy @DaliborRohac @dpletka https://t.co/cH09vGteN6

— AEI Foreign Policy (@AEIfdp) July 31, 2018

#LISTEN: @georgetownsfs professor Charles Kupchan discusses the future of the Atlantic partnership https://t.co/UvamOoyGYZ

— Global Georgetown (@GlobalGtown) May 31, 2018

Trump administration puts US national security at risk by undermining transatlantic partnership. My piece @POLITICOMag. Time for Atlanticists in Congress and the administration to step up. @ProfKMcNamara @m2matthijs @rdanielkelemen https://t.co/QLCK6IQ0X8 via @politicomag

— Abraham Newman (@ANewman_forward) July 12, 2018

@AliWyne: "A new world order will likely arise only from calamity" https://t.co/7trQoPosbr @GrahamTAllison @washingtonpost

— Belfer Center (@BelferCenter) July 26, 2018

Did the US and EU secure a trade deal? https://t.co/Z0JZEbWcGn via @BrookingsInst

— Mairin Kirchheimer (@Mairin_Siobhan) July 29, 2018

Europe Has No Clue How to Handle an American Bully.
Germany, France, and the U.K. all tried sucking up to Trump. They ended up helping kill the Iran deal. By Stephen M. Walt
https://t.co/zffbiRpiDA

— Osman ÇATI (@OsmanCATI) June 18, 2018

Sleepwalking toward a US-Germany trade war@thehill https://t.co/3HDgOXLiXU

— WITA (@WITA_DC) July 26, 2018

Colliding worlds: Donald Trump and the European Union https://t.co/rsbG3lcMAg

— LSE EUROPP blog (@LSEEuroppblog) June 12, 2018

Brittle Times for the Transatlantic Relationship (PDF; in large part in German) | Cathryn Cluver Ashbrook @ Atlantik-Brucke

Morena Skalamera: "Transformed Gas Markets Fuel US-Russian Rivalry, But Europe Plays Key Role Too" https://t.co/v6zZPKqhf2 @russia_matters pic.twitter.com/VY9w0r91Qx

— Belfer Center (@BelferCenter) June 8, 2018

"This is really taking it up one gigantic notch," says Prof Mary Lovely of Trump’s latest target-imported autos and auto parts. #Tariffs @melovely_max @PaulWisemanAP @ChrisRugaber @tkrisher https://t.co/HvsQ3ulE1G

— Maxwell School (@MaxwellSU) July 19, 2018

"The whole press conference was Trump repeatedly scoring own goals with the ball that Putin had given him. Putin must’ve been extremely happy," says @SUPoliSci Prof Brian Taylor re: the #TrumpPutinSummit. @bdtaylor_SU @katierogers https://t.co/XbtY3DCMuX

— Maxwell School (@MaxwellSU) July 17, 2018

"Four American presidents have tried to fathom [Putin's] intentions…They would all have benefited–or could benefit today–from "The Code of Putinism."
Joshua Rubenstein reviews “The Code of Putinism” by Brian D. Taylor https://t.co/M6Us3Z3Ayy via @WSJ

— Brian Taylor (@bdtaylor_SU) July 16, 2018

#TradeWars will disrupt #SupplyChains and slow global growth. Read what @4rbrown said about the #auto industry and what this means for investors via @Forbes: https://t.co/GoDPidWCHX

— Whitman School at SU (@WhitmanatSU) July 20, 2018

[WSJ] The Model for a Saudi Reformer: Mohammed bin Salman, the young crown prince, has much in common with his legendary grandfather. https://t.co/IWbsdxrXJK pic.twitter.com/cFcltoao99

— Indian Editorials (@IndianEditorial) July 18, 2018

Here are 4 things to know about ,#Lebanon’s first parliamentary elections since 2009https://t.co/V993ltQTFF

— Ruth (@Rflutist) May 6, 2018

Israel Picks Identity Over Democracy. More Nations May Follow. https://t.co/FObB8xjtex

— Elizabeth Tsurkov (@Elizrael) July 29, 2018

Belfer Center Experts on U.S. Withdrawal from the Iran Nuclear Deal (05/08/2018) | Graham Allison, Nicholas Burns, Matthew Bunn, Chuck Freilich, Hassan Ahmadian, Martin B. Malin, Steven E. Miller, Payam Mohseni, Ernest J. Moniz, Sahar Nowrouzzadeh, Nawaf Obaid, Gary Samore, Elizabeth D. Sherwood-Randall, William H. Tobey @BelferCenter

Is Iran's Economy Collapsing? Why Trump May Not Get a Call from Iran Soon https://t.co/MTMYG1YpFg #IranMatters

— Belfer Center (@BelferCenter) August 9, 2018

Dinner with @SecPompeo regarding #Iran https://t.co/8rmdygKZHM

— Azadeh Pourzand (@azadehpourzand) July 24, 2018

https://t.co/Bp7ySVxVYF

— Winter Texan (@damian_godden) July 26, 2018

ICYMI – Opinion: "#Iran Hawks Should Be Careful What They Wish For", writes MAHSA ROUHI at @ForeignPolicy https://t.co/lJaUtl05Lt pic.twitter.com/psHbywXE8d

— Christian Thiels (@ThielsChristian) July 20, 2018

China, Russia, Iran Engaged in Aggressive Economic Cyber Spying | via @FreeBeacon @BillGertz #Russia #China #Iran #Espionage #EconomicEspionage #intellectualproperty https://t.co/rcEZoP0B7u pic.twitter.com/AKzvdmiU1q

— RealClearDefense (@RCDefense) July 29, 2018

Following Russian #cyberattack, @clairecmc said "Russia continues to engage in cyber warfare against our democracy. I will continue to speak out and press to hold them accountable”. Read more about Russia’s effort to hack #Midterms2018 at @NPR: https://t.co/xDjKgK5RRA pic.twitter.com/4ekl23mNUi

— Eurasia Center (@ACEurasia) July 29, 2018

#CyberDigest | Huawei in Santa Clara infiltrated summit at Facebook, sent trade secrets to China: lawsuit | https://t.co/4onU4kwVad

— ASPI Cyber Policy (@ASPI_ICPC) July 18, 2018

A timeline of the Trump administration’s actions on Russia (07/26/2018) | @BrookingsInst

Republicans running in the #Midterms2018 do not want a repeat of Helsinki just as American voters go to the polls. Sadly, U.S.-Russian relations have now hit a post-Cold War nadir. #TrumpPutinSummit. https://t.co/gZwI6u9exA

— Valdai Club (@ValdaiClub) July 26, 2018

G7 foreign ministers issued a statement on the anniversary of the downing of #MH17:
‘We fully support the work of the Joint Investigation Team. The JIT’s findings on #Russia’s role in the downing of MH17 are compelling, significant and deeply disturbing.’ https://t.co/zPQtvyyUN2

— U.S. Embassy Vienna (@usembvienna) July 19, 2018

Why public sector outsourcing is less efficient than Soviet central planning https://t.co/b2PDBqEwvb via @LSEEuroppblog #econ3

— Colin Leith (@PearsonEconBus) June 20, 2018

Kazakhstan Must Look Beyond the Belt and Road | Philippe Le Corre

Is a rules-based trading system worth saving? @RBradMackay discusses the on-going US international trade war in @cgtnofficial https://t.co/lONtgAvQlo #evertoexcel pic.twitter.com/xmvisXmlF5

— University of St Andrews (@univofstandrews) August 4, 2018

Driving home, tune into @cspan radio at 5:35 or 6:35pm to hear my thoughts on the latest escalation in the #TradeWars with China, expanding on my initial 4 takeaways from being on the ground in China when it started…https://t.co/QP0U9sEM24

— Aaron Klein (@Aarondklein) August 1, 2018

The trade war between the U.S. and China will finally turn into higher prices. Even though the rise might be unnoticeable for individuals, there will be a big challenge for the businesses if they decided to cover that themselves. Read more via @CNBC: https://t.co/IALAAaiUr4

— Whitman School at SU (@WhitmanatSU) July 12, 2018

A global #tradewar between the U.S. and China begins. How should supply chain professionals defend their companies? Read this by @Rosemary_Coates via @SCMR: https://t.co/JoJEwBojyH

— Whitman School at SU (@WhitmanatSU) July 9, 2018

“The biggest price hikes may be seen among these lower-priced products, and the effect of that will hit people toward the lower end of the income distribution more,” says Prof Mary Lovely. @melovely_max @PennyWriter https://t.co/QokKSAVYOf

— Maxwell School (@MaxwellSU) July 12, 2018

LISTEN: Prof Mary Lovely discusses newly imposed US #tariffs on Chinese imports and who will be damaged most on @BBCWorld. @melovely_max #tradewar https://t.co/zLTrRWEhJE

— Maxwell School (@MaxwellSU) July 6, 2018

.@MaxwellSU Professor of Economics & @PIIE fellow @melovely_max, @Penn's Jacques deLisle, and @FordhamNYC's Matt Gold discuss the implications of the Trump administration's trade wars on @whartonknows. Take a listen: https://t.co/7LGtvDW3No

— Syracuse University News (@SyracuseUNews) July 12, 2018

Markets or Mercantilism? How China Secures Its Energy Supplies: https://t.co/Eiu5PLoaab

— Belfer Center (@BelferCenter) May 28, 2018

The impact of #tariffs imposed by President Trump is starting to impact the #China economy. Prof Arthur Dong dissects how leaders are reacting in @thehill op-ed: https://t.co/rEzUOA0EOX

— Georgetown McDonough (@msbgu) August 6, 2018

Opinion | What a trade deal with China should focus on https://t.co/eZuhnYyKS8

— ISD (@GUDiplomacy) May 16, 2018

Belfer Center Experts Offer Insight on U.S.-North Korea Summit

WATCH: Elizabeth Sherwood-Randall talks about measuring North Korea's denuclearization progress with @WolfBlitzer on @CNN https://t.co/VyETOgv33x @LSRTweets

— Belfer Center (@BelferCenter) July 27, 2018

The Art Of Dealing With North Korea https://t.co/oaLQKBRYlx pic.twitter.com/wcLv4d4e1z

— WVPE Public Radio (@wvpe) May 24, 2018

North Korea Nuclear Disarmament Could Take 15 Years, Expert Warns https://t.co/dKxOrQqEUi

— Mass. Peace Action (@masspeaceaction) May 31, 2018

"Mr. Trump’s diplomacy, however unconventional, has pierced the isolation bubble of the North Korean leadership, which no previous president could do," writes SFS Professor @VictorDCha in @nytopinion. https://t.co/jH0QqrxFJ6

— Georgetown SFS (@georgetownsfs) June 12, 2018

Check out @georgetownsfs professor Victor Cha's take on prospects for peace with North Korea in his recent interview with @TIME https://t.co/abhvFMriVo

— Global Georgetown (@GlobalGtown) June 1, 2018

Great piece by my @GeorgetownCSS colleague, Liz Stanley, about conflict termination on the Korean peninsula in @nytimes today. https://t.co/3JemjXcvYI

— Ariane Tabatabai (@ArianeTabatabai) May 10, 2018

UK Vol.123 (Post-EUref #Brexit Vol.41)

For anyone London-based, come along to this at the end of the afternoon –
Is Britain’s Growth Model Broken – and Can Brexit Help to Fix It? https://t.co/UN72z4EGcc via @@Policy_Exchange

— Chris Bickerton (@cjbickerton) July 23, 2018

New blog from @BinghamCentre associate senior research fellow Jan van Zyl Smit “Sustaining the Rule of Law in the Irish border region will depend on institutional co-operation” https://t.co/G7GHdf7MjH #Irishborder @BindmansLLP @caoilfhionnanna, @janicemorphet pic.twitter.com/gfFb1rUAvP

— BIICL (@BIICL) July 23, 2018

Today we have published our latest Report on UK and EU citizens' rights. Read it here https://t.co/YXZWNlitEQ #Brexit pic.twitter.com/Apz0YB6Cou

— Exiting the European Union Committee (@CommonsEUexit) July 23, 2018

My latest note for #Arbuthnots: The Government's White Paper on the future UK-EU relationshp. https://t.co/KqAKlIUttQ

— Ruth Lea (@RuthLeaEcon) July 23, 2018

Great work by @LHanquinet https://t.co/Hu10vmAkX6

— Mike Savage (@MikeSav47032563) July 23, 2018

Interesting piece on the need for academic impartiality by @StuartABrown01 Keep off the Brexit barricades https://t.co/IzJjKTK7MU via @timeshighered

— Anand Menon (@anandMenon1) July 27, 2018

Survey evidence: Europeans support the EU’s hard line in the Brexit negotiations https://t.co/JeXdofVAAN via @LSEEuroppblog

— Simon Usherwood (@Usherwood) July 24, 2018

“In 2016, these sorts of concerns were constantly dismissed as “Project Fear”. In 2018, we now know that we have good reason to be afraid.” https://t.co/q9Yr2SgfRH

— James Ball (@jamesrbuk) July 26, 2018

Insane! These nationalists & populists are quick to try & force us to chose between our identities & persecute those who fail to comply w/ their narrow view,but we shall resist! Shared regional, national & European identities are what makes us so strong & united in our diversity pic.twitter.com/sFDH2AOBdv

— Guy Verhofstadt (@guyverhofstadt) July 25, 2018

Ultra-reasonable voice of a 16 year old. May the politicians listen. ‘Don't forget young people's hopes and dreams in Brexit wrangling’ https://t.co/0UxGTmolKi @GordonCE @lsebrexitvote @LSETLC

— Anne Corbett (@annecorb) July 24, 2018

"It sometimes seems that the British have watched too many episodes of Doctor Who and imagine themselves to be Time Lords, creatures from another planet who are not bound by the earthly laws of time" https://t.co/So8uCPMo0B

— David Phinnemore (@DPhinnemore) July 24, 2018

Brexit: Not too late for UK to change its mind and stay in EU on same terms, says French minister – Politics live https://t.co/VF4y42yfjx

— Guardian politics (@GdnPolitics) July 26, 2018

Amazon’s U.K. chief says there could be “civil unrest” within two weeks if Britain leaves EU with no deal, Times reports https://t.co/4uOcmPFzn4 pic.twitter.com/wH8oF701iM

— Bloomberg Brexit (@Brexit) July 23, 2018

.@IainBeggLSE, Professorial Research Fellow of the @LSEEI at @LSEnews, discusses #DavidDavis’ shock resignation from the cabinet on @SquawkBoxEurope #DExEU #Brexit https://t.co/iXzdTQNd60

— CNBC Int'l PR (@cnbcipr) July 9, 2018

Prof @CatherineDVries, Prof @simonjhix and @TonyBarber8 discuss how Brexit and the rise of Euroscepticism on the continent may shape the contours of the European project in the coming years in their #LSEEurope talk. @LSEEI https://t.co/5fCH7fRKiQ

— LSE Events (@LSEpublicevents) July 17, 2018

How do the public feel about a second Brexit referendum? Watch @sarahobolt give her expert opinion in this new video #LSEthinks pic.twitter.com/IL3LiUTUUB

— LSE (@LSEnews) June 28, 2018

Catch up with the latest @lsebrexitvote blog post co-authored by Prof Piers Ludlow, Jonathan Faull (@KingsCollegeLon) & Laurent Warlouzet (@Univ_Littoral). Based on event hosted by @LSEHistory, it outlines the history of widespread British sway over the EU https://t.co/vU5fj1Ws0V

— LSE Intern'l History (@lsehistory) July 24, 2018

"There's a risk #Brexit will simply transfer power from Brussels to Westminster" – Tony Travers suggests Brexit may not burst the 'Westminster bubble', but #devolution to England's city regions could, in the new @BritishAcademy_ #GoverningEngland report https://t.co/oS2Pr2NYx3

— LSE Government (@LSEGovernment) July 21, 2018

Sinn Fein and the prospect of a hard Brexit: Time to drop Abstentionism – @LSEpoliticsblog https://t.co/Ba4NvMyFKg

— LSE EUROPP blog (@LSEEuroppblog) July 25, 2018

After 18 wasted months, extending Article 50 would avert a no deal Brexit – @jdportes https://t.co/DJpK3AaoMH

— LSE EUROPP blog (@LSEEuroppblog) July 24, 2018

Thomas Sampson from @LSEEcon @CEP_LSE and @IainBeggLSE share their insights about the Brexit White Paper https://t.co/SFjkuhl1He via @NBDPress

— LSE Department of Economics (@LSEEcon) July 27, 2018

Watch Nicholas Stern's @lordstern1 interview on @BloombergTV about the economic impacts of Brexit https://t.co/8CHIi85FZJ pic.twitter.com/svkalw2d51

— LSE Department of Economics (@LSEEcon) July 22, 2018

Look again: How useful are the estimates of the economic consequences of #Brexit? https://t.co/HKfNmI6mnG @CEP_LSE @joshdelyon via @lsebrexitvote

— CEP@LSE (@CEP_LSE) July 24, 2018

The economic costs of Brexit would be twice as large in the no-deal case than if the UK remains in the Single Market, find @swatdhingraLSE and Thomas Sampson in their paper 'Brexit and the UK Economy'.https://t.co/jDciKhr0G0

— CEP@LSE (@CEP_LSE) July 23, 2018

LSE Consulting Report by @CEP_LSE Jan Bakker & @Nik_Datta for Arla Foods says delays at the border between UK & EU could restrict availability of butter, yoghurts & cheeses & cause price rises. https://t.co/c8xAg24f9G pic.twitter.com/MJKLng8rsG

— CEP@LSE (@CEP_LSE) July 21, 2018

Reading for the #weekend: Dairy products could become ‘luxuries’ after #Brexit, industry warns https://t.co/vDhBcvHmyN @CEP_LSE @Nik_Datta & Jan Bakker via @financialtimes

— CEP@LSE (@CEP_LSE) July 21, 2018

It is a fallacy that the UK can trade independently with non-EU nations while having a frictionless Irish border https://t.co/PAjyqDf9pR https://t.co/0ledb6yasM

— LSE Politics&Policy (@LSEpoliticsblog) July 27, 2018

Archive – How Economists for Brexit and Patrick Minford's model defy the laws of gravity https://t.co/FkLSzOpvUt

— LSE Politics&Policy (@LSEpoliticsblog) July 27, 2018

Immobility and support for Leave: Brexit was partly a reaction to change from the locally rooted https://t.co/174vZpCoUt pic.twitter.com/MDDdLYd6kL

— LSE Politics&Policy (@LSEpoliticsblog) July 27, 2018

SNP's mixed signals: some proponents of Scottish independence may have resorted to tactical voting in the EU referendum, in the hope that a Leave win would make a second indy referendum more likely, responding to hints by SNP leaders to this effect. https://t.co/HstyRWP1wL pic.twitter.com/OtAmv4E8Kr

— LSE Politics&Policy (@LSEpoliticsblog) July 27, 2018

The remit of EU institutions has expanded inexorably, while their policy-making style has shifted from a consensus-based process towards a more top-down one. These realities have contributed to both Brexit and the broader ‘populist revolt’ across Europe. https://t.co/0vGqdkjlQe pic.twitter.com/8ZJhBPjZTE

— LSE Politics&Policy (@LSEpoliticsblog) July 26, 2018

What was wrong with the Brexit referendum and what would be wrong with a second https://t.co/MMBs7ZAtca pic.twitter.com/2YMfOejoql

— LSE Politics&Policy (@LSEpoliticsblog) July 26, 2018

Identification with Englishness is the best clue to understanding support for Brexit https://t.co/eDDMh7NbDg pic.twitter.com/h7I4EuK9CD

— LSE Politics&Policy (@LSEpoliticsblog) July 26, 2018

Brexit's epicentre: as companies threaten to move to other European cities in anticipation of a ‘no deal’, the government’s decision making is still not reflecting the strategic importance of London’s financial services sector https://t.co/HeqzU8jIkm

— LSE Politics&Policy (@LSEpoliticsblog) July 26, 2018

A number of things were wrong with the EU referendum, including the disenfranchisement of key stakeholders and the extent of misinformation by both sides. Bruce Ackerman and Sir Julian Le Grand explain how a referendum on the #Brexit deal should look like https://t.co/k3iK25gnsD pic.twitter.com/A5ErRgnfcg

— LSE Politics&Policy (@LSEpoliticsblog) July 25, 2018

The real Brexit ‘dividend’: a decade of economic underperformance and political crisis https://t.co/T9X9E8O367

— LSE Politics&Policy (@LSEpoliticsblog) July 25, 2018

Populism and energy: Britishness, Europeanness, and responses to energy infrastructures https://t.co/BbeaHeBQVg pic.twitter.com/lSF1joZ9zI

— LSE Politics&Policy (@LSEpoliticsblog) July 25, 2018

'No-deal Brexit will have a number of impacts for energy. It’s unlikely to mean that the lights go out, but it may well result in an increase in wholesale electricity prices and wholesale electricity price volatility.' https://t.co/C8dm1rJNuQ

— LSE Brexit (@lsebrexitvote) July 26, 2018

Brexit: Barnier rules out key UK customs proposal https://t.co/hMKn4f39G8

— LSE Brexit (@lsebrexitvote) July 26, 2018

EU mulls deal to give UK access to Galileo project after Brexit https://t.co/FxFQvj2h7t

— LSE Brexit (@lsebrexitvote) July 27, 2018

A humiliating Brexit deal risks a descent into Weimar Britain https://t.co/zqLu1N4Xd7

— LSE Brexit (@lsebrexitvote) July 27, 2018

Here’s why – in the interests of young people – Theresa May should keep Brexit soft, soft, soft. https://t.co/Enq5UQb0Ww @GenBrexit

— LSE Brexit (@lsebrexitvote) July 26, 2018

‘Throughout the negotiation process, DExEU has been quite reluctant to communicate what it is doing to either the public or Parliament.’ https://t.co/NKX7ycaMmT

— LSE Brexit (@lsebrexitvote) July 25, 2018

Four Brexit Scenarios https://t.co/luNjXk9Hw2 via @Judy_Dempsey

— LSE Brexit (@lsebrexitvote) July 25, 2018

Contingencies planned to ensure UK's post-Brexit food supply, says Raab https://t.co/z2CvLiw6OQ

— LSE Brexit (@lsebrexitvote) July 24, 2018

From our archive: ‘A government really prepared to bite the bullet could go even further down the interventionist route’. Steve Coulter ⁦@LSEEI⁩ on industrial strategy after Brexit https://t.co/mVBXrlFgDh

— LSE Brexit (@lsebrexitvote) July 24, 2018

'The prospect of no deal whatsoever and a period of several years with severe limits on trade remains high.' https://t.co/N3Gh6UPgKC

— LSE Brexit (@lsebrexitvote) July 24, 2018

Brexiters constantly tell us all will be fine. This is fanciful https://t.co/aPRSr6EIWP via @financialtimes

— LSE Brexit (@lsebrexitvote) July 24, 2018

The UK is edging closer to a People’s Vote https://t.co/njvlQbJtX9 pic.twitter.com/hx8i8pizgs

— LSE Brexit (@lsebrexitvote) July 24, 2018

Supreme Court case over Scottish Brexit bill to begin https://t.co/JHMCmss2Pf

— LSE Brexit (@lsebrexitvote) July 24, 2018

Theresa May’s Impossible Choice https://t.co/rTIVFiavk9

— LSE Brexit (@lsebrexitvote) July 23, 2018

UK public will blame EU for no-deal Brexit, says Jeremy Hunt https://t.co/btGr2ifP3O

— LSE Brexit (@lsebrexitvote) July 23, 2018

'a No Deal is the least-preferred option of both the UK or the EU27, and hence the least likely' https://t.co/JVBdXJakSj

— LSE Brexit (@lsebrexitvote) July 21, 2018

British, European or an Anglophone citizen of the world? How Britons identify themselves https://t.co/7PBlDmh5BP pic.twitter.com/MWs3MwyXH8

— LSE Brexit (@lsebrexitvote) July 23, 2018

Safety controls on food imports at risk from no-deal Brexit, says report https://t.co/J1k2iE3cL3

— LSE Brexit (@lsebrexitvote) July 23, 2018

‘The EU’s purpose was to create good political relations: Jean Monnet’s theory was that you become friends by doing things together, rather than you do things together because you are friends.’ https://t.co/cD1K5IS2Uh

— LSE Brexit (@lsebrexitvote) July 18, 2018

Why long-dead revolutionary is key in Brexit's trickiest riddle https://t.co/8MbzzuF05U via @bpolitics

— LSE Brexit (@lsebrexitvote) July 23, 2018

UK Vol.122 (Post-EUref #Brexit Vol.40)

Trade Post-Brexit (PDF) | Herbert Smith Freehills

Hard #Brexit to be a big blow for the Netherlands, IMF says. https://t.co/G8BgnFWsNw

— Europe Street (@EuropeStreet) July 21, 2018

Hard Brexit would cost over 8,000 Swedish jobs: report https://t.co/zJRwEiPevL pic.twitter.com/r35LPhepf9

— The Local Sweden (@TheLocalSweden) April 24, 2018

The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has warned that a hard Brexit would damage the German economy. #IMF #Brexit https://t.co/a2etSFrU4Y

— Verdict (@VerdictUK) July 5, 2018

Spanish exports already feeling the brunt of #Brexit – New Bank of Spain report says sales of goods to #UK fell last year ahead of Britain’s exit from EU https://t.co/XeZWzQ2KEr via @elpaisinenglish #Spain

— VOX in the City (@VOXintheCityUK) May 21, 2018

Hard Brexit to have significant implications for Pakistan’s exports https://t.co/wi2h0ym6UP pic.twitter.com/Hzy8O5NH49

— Tribune Business (@TribuneBiz) April 10, 2017

Real costs of #Brexit or #brexitwonthappen ? Read here our new EconPol Europe policy report on the Economic Effects of Brexit on the European Economy: https://t.co/AIjSc7JEHT pic.twitter.com/rCuIGofqFA

— EconPolEurope (@EconPolEurope) December 4, 2017

IMF says Brexit won’t hit European economy hard https://t.co/LjAfSbmxmV via @WSJ

— Paul Hannon (@PaulHannon29) July 19, 2018

The Potential Effect of Brexit on Supply Chains – Bain & Company infographic https://t.co/4mhC7IZbX2 pic.twitter.com/j1cLdibJkc

— Erik Van Rompay (@vanrompay) April 4, 2017

The Impact of Hard Brexit on Polish Exports (w PDF; 06/07/2018) | Jakub Borowski, Jakub Olipra & Paweł Błaszyński @sciendo_

#ThursdayThoughts it's Day 1 of the #EuropeanCouncil summit, so here's a #Brexit #TBT to a report we published back in March, around the same time as the last summit! 'Rules of origin in an EU-UK FTA: A 'hidden hard Brexit' for food and drink exporters?' https://t.co/tOGLvJR5gW pic.twitter.com/c1CqcCx8jq

— FDF CorporateAffairs (@FDFCorpAffairs) June 28, 2018

5 major threats Brexit presents to UK food supplies https://t.co/35htfYxmxt

— Oxford Academic (@OUPAcademic) July 11, 2018

Warning over 'hard Brexit' for baked good exports https://t.co/wVP94yP1M9 #Brexit #bakerynews #bakedgoods #bread #exports pic.twitter.com/fTPYgcJFFO

— British Baker (@BritishBaker) March 16, 2018

https://twitter.com/Doozy_45/status/965876705297563648

Crisis – The EU Meat Industry in a Hard #Brexit Scenario. Read our analysis: https://t.co/wJU9KxQfgM

— Red Flag (@ThisisRedFlag) November 27, 2017

Warning 'strong' UK food exports vulnerable to hard Brexit https://t.co/JI63lEw3xm

— Independent Business (@IndoBusiness) July 13, 2018

#News "Fearing Brexit, Irish cheesemakers mull a switch to mozzarella" via #Economist | https://t.co/3KA4RGp8Mj pic.twitter.com/0ojB0i5mht

— Jorge Luis Lopez Esq (@lopezgovlaw) April 28, 2018

A hard Brexit would affect Dutch ag trade https://t.co/M0MB0lu5LO pic.twitter.com/B55RAlwLxo

— HortiBiz (@HortiBiz) March 13, 2018

A hard Brexit could see the EU lose – 2.3 billion worth of pork exports | Farmers Guardian
Hard Brexit: a threat for Italian food exports (13/07/2018) | @italianfood_net
Hard Brexit would mean more and cheaper British fish – but there’s a catch (24/04/2018) | @dpcarrington @guardian

Harter #Brexit: 7,9 Mill. GBP Einbruch bei #EUExporten für britische #Automobilindustrie?
Baker McKenzie dazu in: The realities of trade after Brexit https://t.co/Rnj8dW30cO

— Baker McKenzie GER (@BakerMcGER) December 1, 2017

Brexit could cut #manufacturing exports by a third, experts warn https://t.co/zuCNS4t4v2 by @RobertsDan via @guardian pic.twitter.com/y3MWJJJQX2

— Rethink Robotics (@RethinkRobotics) February 7, 2018

A hard Brexit could sting the U.K.'s auto, tech and health sectors https://t.co/je6FOscXK8 pic.twitter.com/MuaFScDoY0

— Bloomberg (@business) October 2, 2017

"Hard Brexit" impact on UK manufacturing, trade and exports to the EU — Quartz https://t.co/yLTI5QacHi

— Pay4 (@Pay4UK) October 19, 2017

Airbus has already begun hoarding parts and examining its supply chain in a bid to soften the blow of no deal or a hard Brexit, chief operating officer Tom Williams said at the Farnborough air show. https://t.co/714vMri1jm

— longjohnsilver (@55depp55) July 20, 2018

The Cabinet have been arriving at Chequers today in Jaguars & Land Rovers, made by a company who just this week warned that a hard Brexit would make it unprofitable for them to remain in the UK.

Please RT: pic.twitter.com/RV1ghdAbHh

— People's Vote UK (@peoplesvote_uk) July 6, 2018

Taoiseach warns a hard Brexit may mean planes leaving the UK may not be allowed to fly over Ireland airspace https://t.co/1xJRAOsxV9

— Irish Business & Sports News (@irishbizuk) July 18, 2018

Made in the UK: Brexit and manufacturing revisited https://t.co/k8VYFLOUVb

— LSE EUROPP blog (@LSEEuroppblog) July 6, 2018

Hard Brexit and the Supply Chain – Effects on German automotive suppliers (PDF; January 2018) | Deloitte

New study: Britain’s EU referendum: How did political science rise to the challenge? An assessment of online contributions during the campaign – @StuartABrown01 https://t.co/qUleqcGnOI

— LSE EUROPP blog (@LSEEuroppblog) July 5, 2018

New study: After the Brexit vote: what’s left of ‘split’ popular sovereignty? @markus_patberg https://t.co/GRW8yGezaZ

— LSE EUROPP blog (@LSEEuroppblog) June 21, 2018

New study: Putting Brexit into perspective: the effect of the Eurozone and migration crises and Brexit on Euroscepticism in European states – from @AleksSzczerbiak @PaulAdamTaggart @jepp_journal (open access) https://t.co/RqKw4VNYdE

— LSE EUROPP blog (@LSEEuroppblog) June 1, 2018

UK Vol.121 (Post-EUref #Brexit Vol.39)

Brexit white paper: Here's what you need to know https://t.co/LIJR3FNhM5

— Sky News (@SkyNews) July 12, 2018

Hard Brexit 'would shrink Welsh economy by up to 10 per cent' https://t.co/TpHe4Xf0cY

— The Independent (@Independent) February 2, 2018

How big business took on hard #Brexit and won https://t.co/jDcLwSBQUL via @bpolitics @journosooz

— Alex Morales (@AlexJFMorales) July 11, 2018

Alison Young: European Union (Withdrawal) Bill and the Meaningful Vote: Constititutional Inconsistency or Constitutional Inconvenience? https://t.co/5advJhsRRp pic.twitter.com/35QvXUsQcv

— UKCLA (@ukcla) June 20, 2018

Rees-Mogg’s hard Brexit mob is holding the country hostage https://t.co/t8GilJiEtc

— The New European (@TheNewEuropean) July 20, 2018

#ExploreYourSubject: What are the #economic implications of #Brexit? Get the facts with @UKandEU https://t.co/A81iuZw9IN

— Land Economy (@CambridgeLandEc) July 11, 2018

Perfidious Albion…
Nothing new in that for Paddy.

However, I do hope that @campaignforleo
is not surprised that his Love Actually chums in London have betrayed him.https://t.co/lZledWaBeZ

— Phil MacGiollaBhain (@Pmacgiollabhain) July 21, 2018

We won’t have a hard Brexit. There aren’t enough MPs to back it | Martin Kettle https://t.co/hQGJycC6ld

— The Guardian (@guardian) May 2, 2018

“Getting to this point has required give and take on both sides.”

Theresa May announces a breakthrough in #Brexit negotiations, protecting the rights of EU citizens living in the UK and ruling out a hard border with Ireland. pic.twitter.com/KpfXvF2cYy

— Channel 4 News (@Channel4News) December 8, 2017

"Brexit deal will secure the rights of 3 million EU citizens living in the UK… and there will be no hard border in Northern Ireland" says Prime Minister Theresa May pic.twitter.com/yTOYMyCcoU

— Sky News (@SkyNews) December 8, 2017

David Miliband urges mps to rally to prevent 'hard Brexit' https://t.co/bS3pvddCuX via @GibChronicle pic.twitter.com/oqmHBGmMD5

— Gibraltar Chronicle (@GibChronicle) May 14, 2018

MODELING IRISH UNIFICATION (PDF; 11/17/2015) | KLC Consulting

Ireland and Brexit: Five things you need to know https://t.co/RqWh1JbfhQ pic.twitter.com/4xadey3YDN

— Al Jazeera News (@AJENews) December 14, 2017

VIDEO: With the UK's decision to leave the EU Ireland now faces a series of consequences and hard choices#Brexit https://t.co/zNXE6WEtBC

— PRL In-Market (@PRLInMarket) June 24, 2016

Q&A: The Irish border Brexit backstop https://t.co/EPpYlcweLO via @BBCBreaking. @eccireland @UKECC #Brexit

— ECC-Net (@ECC_web) July 18, 2018

Theresa May's Cabinet agrees on Brexit backstop ending in 2021 – but the Irish government is opposed to time-limiting it https://t.co/B0EFHVQVo2 pic.twitter.com/VDxRDhBNPw

— TheJournal.ie (@thejournal_ie) June 7, 2018

The cost of a hard Brexit would be enormous for countries like Ireland. It would reduce GDP by 1.5% in total in the EU. Interesting new study by the IMF. #in pic.twitter.com/dG83koPUyE

— Marcel Fratzscher (@MFratzscher) July 20, 2018

"We are not asking for a border between Northern Ireland and the rest of the UK"

Chief negotiator @MichelBarnier says EU is open to any "workable" solution to avoid a hard Irish border after #Brexit https://t.co/m01iYR6md5 pic.twitter.com/fVwR54y14a

— BBC News (UK) (@BBCNews) July 20, 2018

Unbelievable arrogance from the UK government. Two years late with their undetailed 'Brexit plan' and then demand the other 27 countries sort out the how it should work! This government is demanding the EU take the blame, when Hard Brexit hits the fan. https://t.co/Vemu8vcIIp

— Terry Southwood #FBPE (@SouthwoodTerry) July 20, 2018

With Theresa May in Belfast, here's a refresher on what the UK's Brexit plan means for Northern Ireland https://t.co/fbQ0p5hj6X

— The Conversation (@ConversationUK) July 20, 2018

15mins to discuss Northern Ireland, despite all of the risks to the GFA and of a hard border from Brexit and how the NI issue is so central to the UK agreeing a Withdrawal Agreement with EU. So much for DUP influence, or do they even care?https://t.co/NE9cKetMvJ

— Stephen Farry (@StephenFarryMLA) June 12, 2018

EU Committee writes to Secretary of State at @NIOgov after its follow-up inquiry on UK-Irish relations post- #Brexit. Read the full letter here: https://t.co/qZIqZPybJL

— Lords EU Committee (@LordsEUCom) February 28, 2018

House of Lords EU Committee to meet in Parliament Buildings 31 Jan as part of inquiry into #Brexit UK-Irish relations to hear from academics, businesses, PSNI, harbour & those operating cross border https://t.co/yRVqGI39oA @LordsEUCom pic.twitter.com/BDFGl9jYIG

— NI Assembly Brexit Brief (@NIAEUMatters) January 25, 2018

#PSAmembers – submit views on the @LordsEUCom’s ‘Brexit: UK-Irish relations’ inquiry by 30 September https://t.co/3n8UOOCv5A #UKIreland

— The Political Studies Association (@PolStudiesAssoc) September 1, 2016

Opening statement by Chief Economist, Gabriel Fagan at the Seanad Committee on Brexit https://t.co/djItIVWUyp pic.twitter.com/xBLeEHK4lr

— Central Bank of Ireland (@centralbank_ie) May 4, 2017

Ireland’s #Brexit dividend – closer to a United Ireland? https://t.co/Nw3dVlfzMg

— Lance Dyer (@Lance63) June 23, 2018

Brexit’s Irish Question, via @fotoole. Just superb. Every word, every sentence rings as true and as clear as a bell. https://t.co/fpPN0MnVAu pic.twitter.com/P6p1KysT8N

— Alan Ferrier (@alanferrier) September 14, 2017

"If there was a referendum on Irish unification tomorrow, how would you vote?"
– 49% for Northern Ireland to stay in the UK
– 44% for Northern Ireland to leave the UK and join the Republic of Ireland
Result from new poll by @LordAshcroft https://t.co/e4hx5jV0GB pic.twitter.com/KBujuV0Z7k

— Naomi O'Leary (@NaomiOhReally) June 19, 2018

Watch our Expert Panel Discussions on India – UK: Brexit & Beyond featuring @patel_champa, ICICI Bank UK CEO Sudhir Dole, Herbert Smith Freehills LLP’s Chris Parsons, @Cebr_uk's @DMcWilliams_UK and @RRAMPlc's @suchitpunnose https://t.co/MT559MjFdr

— Indian Professionals Forum (@ipforumnet) December 18, 2017

International #trade in goods – a statistical picture #EUTrade https://t.co/XKtINR1OYr pic.twitter.com/WJfaB9W5ii

— EU_Eurostat (@EU_Eurostat) July 6, 2018

The impact of non-tariff barriers on EU goods trade after Brexit – @voxeu https://t.co/mE4VnXd3dM

— LSE EUROPP blog (@LSEEuroppblog) June 19, 2018

What bothers European media most about Brexit? https://t.co/12q1HYNPxo

— LSE EUROPP blog (@LSEEuroppblog) July 7, 2018

‘Wanting’ a Brexit deal isn’t going to be enough – @Usherwood https://t.co/g2x6ME1Vdn

— LSE EUROPP blog (@LSEEuroppblog) July 3, 2018

Might economists be partly to blame for Trump and moves towards a ‘full British Brexit’? https://t.co/uejGoUg7y0

— LSE EUROPP blog (@LSEEuroppblog) June 27, 2018

Post-Brexit immigration policy: Scotland wants to go its own way https://t.co/j6rM2Swm6c

— LSE EUROPP blog (@LSEEuroppblog) June 23, 2018

Brexit is still a hot topic on Twitter, but public sentiments remain largely unchanged https://t.co/YCACCrH3nL

— LSE EUROPP blog (@LSEEuroppblog) June 22, 2018

Latin America is a natural fit for Britain’s post-Brexit trade – @lsebrexitvote https://t.co/Qectl1fyzS

— LSE EUROPP blog (@LSEEuroppblog) June 21, 2018

The Brexit vote was driven by the losers of globalisation, but that’s hardly the whole story https://t.co/lEQQgRsQng

— LSE EUROPP blog (@LSEEuroppblog) June 19, 2018

Could the Norway model work for Britain? Twelve points to help you decide – @LSEpoliticsblog https://t.co/A0WGRKugwJ

— LSE EUROPP blog (@LSEEuroppblog) June 12, 2018

A hard Brexit is a gift to no one except political extremists – @UKandEU https://t.co/8cEDubTK9F

— LSE EUROPP blog (@LSEEuroppblog) June 9, 2018

How to have a serious referendum on Brexit and avoid a rerun of the original https://t.co/rmgkuQwwG6

— LSE EUROPP blog (@LSEEuroppblog) June 6, 2018

"Rather than experiencing a sudden collapse, the EU might instead suffer a slow decline driven by ‘partial exits’ from aspects of European integration" – Hans Vollaard https://t.co/B9gZ7a7F4T

— LSE EUROPP blog (@LSEEuroppblog) July 4, 2018

Book Review: Brexit and Beyond: Rethinking the Futures of Europe edited by Benjamin Martill and Uta Staiger https://t.co/CAWGUOP4xL

— LSE EUROPP blog (@LSEEuroppblog) June 17, 2018

"The EEA is an imaginary option, supporting it harms the pro-European cause" – @TomKibasi https://t.co/6aif7jRjs6

— LSE EUROPP blog (@LSEEuroppblog) June 11, 2018

Outside the Single Market, what kind of deal can Britain’s services sector hope for? – @lsebrexitvote https://t.co/oltveJMrML

— LSE EUROPP blog (@LSEEuroppblog) June 8, 2018

This @neechamber report on Brexit readiness does not make pleasant reading. It is candid because the situation is so serious for all NE businesses & the jobs our communities depend on. The findings are shocking & depressing https://t.co/YJxb8g4gbz pic.twitter.com/Qr48vRAFnJ

— Jude Kirton-Darling MEP (@Jude_KD) June 14, 2018

Canute, Brexit and the tides of political pressure – a blog summarising our recent essay in @jepp_journal https://t.co/8jvNDWDi42

— Will Jennings (@drjennings) June 12, 2018

Belgium prepares for the collapse of Brexit talks with dogs, drones and a bigger customs force https://t.co/MuRCLeCV5v pic.twitter.com/IVOQi85l7j

— Bloomberg Politics (@bpolitics) July 1, 2018

Why did the British protest President Trump last week?

"Britain would be failing in its friendship if it did not now call out the emerging threats to liberal democracy from within" — Douglas Alexander https://t.co/sTo4gEgajo

— Harvard Kennedy School (@Kennedy_School) July 16, 2018

The special U.S.-U.K. relationship is hanging by a thread, and Trump is largely to blame. From @thomaswright08: https://t.co/YoHN31ER6H

— Brookings FP (@BrookingsFP) July 16, 2018

It's harder for the U.S. to achieve legitimate foreign policy goals in Europe when the president is so disliked across the continent, @jkirchick tells @YahooNews: https://t.co/N81PQwFar0

— Brookings FP (@BrookingsFP) July 15, 2018

Theresa May’s cancelled Cabinet sleepover suggests she’s plotting a soft Brexit (06/27/2018) | Thomas Colson @businessinsider
Boris Johnson just resigned over Brexit talks. Prime Minister Theresa May could be in trouble. (07/09/2018) | @ZeeshanAleem @Vox

UK, YouGov poll – @EuropeElects

CON-ECR: 42%
LAB-S&D: 37% (-3)
LDEM-ALDE: 9%
SNP/PCY-G/EFA: 5% (+1)
UKIP-EFDD: 3%
Greens-G/EFA: 3% (+1)

Field work: 25/06/18 – 26/06/18
Sample size: 1,645

— LSE EUROPP blog (@LSEEuroppblog) July 3, 2018

Read @BorisJohnson's resignation letter in full https://t.co/A2VLpkYB9y #Brexit

— ABC News (@abcnews) July 9, 2018

It's "likely that the recent chaos is hard Brexit’s swan song; an indication that principle is finally giving way to pragmatism," writes @togawamercer. https://t.co/OsSxtE3kze

— Lawfare (@lawfareblog) July 15, 2018

Boris out. Davis out. The Chequers Agreement in tatters. We're heading for a hard Brexit. Labour are happy to go over cliff edge too.
The Lib Dems demand better. You deserve the final say on Brexit with the option to remain in the EU. Agree? Add your name: https://t.co/Mp2XkNJx4v pic.twitter.com/EsQOX8oJuK

— Liberal Democrats (@LibDems) July 20, 2018

I added a video to a @YouTube playlist https://t.co/xy5F0KXGfe Can Cabinet unity last through Brexit negotiations?

— manuel bello franque (@manuelbellof1) July 9, 2018

Soft Brexit, hard Brexit or no deal: Where do Cabinet members stand? https://t.co/8SSobq2DBI

— Sky News (@SkyNews) December 19, 2017

David Davis resigned and the internet reacted in the only way it knows how https://t.co/TkQKB3NaQV

— The Independent (@Independent) July 10, 2018

Fresh Brexit referendum will be necessary if MPs cannot agree plan for leaving EU, suggests Tom Watson https://t.co/wThKUJQhmc

— The Independent (@Independent) July 10, 2018

The funniest reactions to Theresa May's emergency re-shuffle https://t.co/cbo72jMttq

— The Independent (@Independent) July 10, 2018

REVEALED: Video shows the new Foreign Secretary, Jeremy Hunt, declaring his support for a #PeoplesVote on the final Brexit deal, in 2016.

Everybody needs to see this. Please RT: pic.twitter.com/Mmxuw6vsVW

— People's Vote UK (@peoplesvote_uk) July 11, 2018

Five things you need to know about Dominic Raab, the man Theresa May has chosen to lead her Tory Brexit. pic.twitter.com/DXM3oew2RJ

— The Labour Party (@UKLabour) July 10, 2018

Ouch. Fans of Dominic Raab look away now….

Keir Starmer destroys the new Brexit Minister's shambolic first appearance in the Commons. pic.twitter.com/xWThvXAiw1

— EL4C (@EL4JC) July 12, 2018

As much as the hardcore Brexiteers huff and puff about Prime Minister Theresa May going soft, they have presented no convincing answers to the challenges facing the Prime Minister. https://t.co/dIXEAvnJc1

— The New Yorker (@NewYorker) July 10, 2018

Boris goes https://t.co/5biwXDPFAW

— The Economist (@TheEconomist) July 9, 2018

Although an ardent Brexiteer, Mr Raab has shown himself to be more adaptable than some of his more hardline colleagues https://t.co/kVYHJlPE31

— The Economist (@TheEconomist) July 9, 2018

Britain’s new Brexit plan is savaged—by its own Brexit secretary https://t.co/2hRc5dYsUv

— The Economist (@TheEconomist) July 9, 2018

US Policy Changes Vol.94 (Foreign Policy Vol.11: NATO & G7 summit)

NATO

NATO countries have helped defend the U.S. — but now Trump wants to throw them and Article 5 under the bus pic.twitter.com/3hq0KIwabO

— NowThis (@nowthisnews) July 18, 2018

Donald Trump says it bothers him that under NATO Article 5, we would act militarily, if Montenegro is attacked.

Montenegro never had such qualms about doing that, when we were attacked. And, in fact, almost 17 years later, they are STILL there, for us, and looking to do more! pic.twitter.com/Rd2mXcfxcF

— VoteVets (@votevets) July 18, 2018

Former NATO Supreme Allied Commander General Wesley Clark calls President Trump questioning US commitment to mutual defense "an invitation to President Putin to come meddle in Montenegro."https://t.co/ek7ECIWW6Z pic.twitter.com/0udqHxYz9O

— New Day (@NewDay) July 19, 2018

Trump blatantly lies about NATO, then reveals he doesn’t understand the purpose of the alliance https://t.co/UU01TNFoRu pic.twitter.com/grpApgEOAA

— ThinkProgress (@thinkprogress) July 19, 2018

President Trump suggests he wouldn’t want to send his son to defend Montenegro if the NATO ally was attacked, “but I guess it was OK for that tiny nation to send troops to Afghanistan at the request of the United States? How does that work?” –@JakeTapper https://t.co/JFcqtKexin pic.twitter.com/LKbCZvUCpC

— The Lead CNN (@TheLeadCNN) July 18, 2018

Theresa May “While I was agreeing the future of NATO with President Trump” the house falls into fits of laughter pic.twitter.com/zfGhibZtoV

— Peter Stefanovic (@PeterStefanovi2) July 18, 2018

To some extent, yes. But: 1) Trump often floats outlandish ideas as “trial balloons” & then does a version of them later (travel ban, etc); 2) Trump “considering” leaving NATO may not happen but it has extremely real consequences. The words of the White House matter at all times. https://t.co/VSTlJIkmFp

— Brian Klaas (@brianklaas) July 19, 2018

"It is ludicrous in the extreme to think that you don't understand the equality of nations under the NATO alliance" – Rear Adm. @johnfkirby63 criticizes Trump's unprovoked comments over Montenegro:https://t.co/BbCkqc3Mjq pic.twitter.com/dr24JMmiN4

— CNN Newsroom (@CNNnewsroom) July 18, 2018

Donald Trump says NATO has "never been more together" pic.twitter.com/AFMUFsGGEE

— RTÉ News (@rtenews) July 16, 2018

Trump is right about some things on NATO, writes @constelz. But here's what he gets wrong: https://t.co/SLIz7f5Ll8 pic.twitter.com/lYl40Iupa6

— Brookings FP (@BrookingsFP) July 16, 2018

As you follow the summit in Brussels, don't forget to order your copy of @michaeleohanlon's "Beyond Nato," where he outlines a new security architecture for stabilizing Europe and deterring Russia. https://t.co/TUpTtZFqaL pic.twitter.com/YTcZFXz24N

— Brookings (@BrookingsInst) July 12, 2018

We take you inside the NATO summit in the latest EU Confidential podcast. Insights from Ambassadors, Nobel Prize winner @BeaFihn, @ConStelz and more https://t.co/0pB2sHCudj #NATOSummit #nuclear #NordStream2

— Ryan Heath (@PoliticoRyan) July 12, 2018

Rather than allowing a future NATO summit to become another episode of Trump show, @derekchollet & I argue Alliance may be better served by leaving work to foreign and defense ministers.https://t.co/BJGW80b2hC

— Amanda Sloat (@A_Sloat) July 13, 2018

Just hours after they engaged in a new war of words, US President Donald Trump and German Chancellor Angela Merkel talk to the press after meeting at Nato summit https://t.co/1BaM1i2FQp pic.twitter.com/a8RIKo4mb4

— BBC News (World) (@BBCWorld) July 11, 2018

.@seanhannity on NATO: Germany Could 'Cripple Russia's Economy' By Heeding Trump's Warning on Gas Pipeline https://t.co/I4UuSjkDum

— Fox News (@FoxNews) July 12, 2018

Shep Smith fact checks Trump on NATO: "Not one country is delinquent" https://t.co/9cGNQc9tWC pic.twitter.com/g18HEc5CDt

— The Hill (@thehill) July 12, 2018

The host devoted the first segment of his show to reminding Fox News viewers of NATO's importance. https://t.co/EcEFT82AGy

— HuffPost (@HuffPost) July 12, 2018

Bilateral Breakfast with NATO Secretary General in Brussels, Belgium… pic.twitter.com/l0EP3lzhCM

— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) July 11, 2018

White House Chief of Staff Kelly appears to grimace while President Trump slammed Germany during a breakfast at the NATO Summit. https://t.co/nRWZ0rUu5G pic.twitter.com/yYs1VddQKv

— NBC News (@NBCNews) July 12, 2018

Earlier at the #NATO summit Trump said Germany is ‘a captive of Russia.’ German news has a response. #LSSC pic.twitter.com/ypjDqgKxzW

— The Late Show (@colbertlateshow) July 12, 2018

G7 Summit

.@realDonaldTrump is learning the limits of his preferred approach to foreign policy.@stephenWalt writes. https://t.co/gGjZHywAy3

— Foreign Policy (@ForeignPolicy) July 13, 2018

Merkel said that Trump's decision to reject the #G7 communique is 'sobering' and 'depressing.' https://t.co/wbh1VCsN9f

— dwnews (@dwnews) June 11, 2018

https://twitter.com/dw_politics/status/1006171735367045122

France warns Donald Trump over 'fits of anger' after #G7 summit fiasco https://t.co/SrHPeiAnE2 pic.twitter.com/iN2pSg8O3G

— Al Jazeera English (@AJEnglish) June 10, 2018

Trump remains isolated as G7 summit enters its final day https://t.co/CW5wrbvOp9 pic.twitter.com/MulyniC447

— Al Jazeera English (@AJEnglish) June 9, 2018

This week's G7 summit may be more about damage control than anything else. https://t.co/4HlDd8gV9F

— Al Jazeera English (@AJEnglish) June 7, 2018

Here Are 8 Things Russia Must Do to Earn a Place Back in the G-7 https://t.co/smwCBMjsxS pic.twitter.com/YKnbRMvH12

— Heritage Foundation (@Heritage) June 11, 2018

After heckling Canada about the War of 1812, Trump is headed up to our northern neighbor to meet with other world leaders for the G-7 summit. It's not expected to go smoothly. #ReasonRoundup https://t.co/WzBkB7nSeY

— reason (@reason) June 8, 2018

Trump withdraws US support from G-7 statement after Canadian PM makes devastating trade announcement https://t.co/EWwp0VDCKD

— TheBlaze (@theblaze) June 10, 2018

“The Canadians have been putting a lot of effort into managing U.S. trade relationships since Trump came into power, and they’re getting a bit tired of it.” https://t.co/XTNJtzOL5F

— Brookings (@BrookingsInst) June 9, 2018

Will America's Allies Turn On Trump at the G-7 Summit? https://t.co/wHcVSvJHaC

— National Interest (@TheNatlInterest) June 11, 2018

Trump's G-7 behavior may make North Korea reluctant, expert says https://t.co/da8stGpkoB

— Michael Lavalle (@m_lavalle) June 11, 2018

Trump, advisers blast Canada's Trudeau… https://t.co/kOHCnWu417

— DRUDGE REPORT (@DRUDGE_REPORT) June 10, 2018

Trump blasts Canada for 'false statements'… https://t.co/Qs1nJB296G

— DRUDGE REPORT (@DRUDGE_REPORT) June 10, 2018

Trump blasts Canada for 'false statements'… https://t.co/lYArWmX14a

— DRUDGE REPORT (@DRUDGE_REPORT) June 10, 2018

NEW |The G7 is dead, long live the #G7. @terzibus & Jim O'Neill. >> https://t.co/eNJPMnty6n pic.twitter.com/AMqlC8EWlJ

— Bruegel (@Bruegel_org) June 13, 2018

Chancellor #Merkel said to German public TV that she believes in “win-win” situations. That's exactly what our report is about: a win-win package deal to #ReenergiseEU27! Read more: https://t.co/t6G1vQbaOv @delorsinstitut https://t.co/nbb3UkM4uY

— New Pact for Europe (@PactforEurope) June 11, 2018

Disturbing to see such public tensions at #G7Summit between @realDonaldTrump and @EmmanuelMacron @JustinTrudeau – we have wondered whether last Trump has sounded for the transatlantic partnership, as @CER_IanBond explains here: https://t.co/PVcc7kUgQU pic.twitter.com/OWTyYpaOL1

— CER (@CER_EU) June 8, 2018

Germany's Maas unveils vision for post-Atlantic Europe https://t.co/xgsy14Qedz

— EURACTIV (@EURACTIV) June 14, 2018

The Brief – Trump’s horror show https://t.co/gOFzp7Axkw

— EURACTIV (@EURACTIV) June 11, 2018

In striking contrast with G7, Shanghai summit focuses on ‘unity’ https://t.co/pqUGCzRPY2

— EURACTIV (@EURACTIV) June 11, 2018

US-Canada dispute escalates after tense G7, Europeans criticise Trump https://t.co/hQWULCuq4k

— EURACTIV (@EURACTIV) June 11, 2018

Trump threatens more tariffs, heats up G-7 summit in Canada https://t.co/9prmaiH244

— EURACTIV (@EURACTIV) June 8, 2018

Macron, Trudeau support 'strong multilateralism' ahead of G7 summit https://t.co/njkqrEPFLG

— EURACTIV (@EURACTIV) June 7, 2018

[Analysis] Trump befriends Conte, depresses #EU https://t.co/FaYqvdEYxh

— EUobserver (@euobs) June 11, 2018

[Opinion] Has #Trump gone completely mad, or is there method to this madness?#EUWeekInReview https://t.co/7xuf9sF9Uu

— EUobserver (@euobs) June 10, 2018

U.S.-Canada dispute escalates after tense G7 https://t.co/42hdUteyz5 pic.twitter.com/4ANAVGASAa

— FRANCE 24 (@FRANCE24) June 11, 2018

G7 says to fight protectionism, cut barriers after summit https://t.co/gEb7XPUpub pic.twitter.com/elETSoCJED

— FRANCE 24 (@FRANCE24) June 9, 2018

G7 leaders seek to smooth over differences at summit https://t.co/WfdVNveAFX pic.twitter.com/MM4DNqAiGm

— FRANCE 24 (@FRANCE24) June 9, 2018

Allies bid to paper over cracks at fractious G7 summit https://t.co/zOCZg8Cbor pic.twitter.com/7K09E5xQiU

— FRANCE 24 (@FRANCE24) June 9, 2018

The G7/G8: where the big powers meet informally https://t.co/LmmNqqf6gA pic.twitter.com/188kXLU6E0

— FRANCE 24 (@FRANCE24) June 9, 2018

Europeans oppose Trump's call to readmit Russia to G7 https://t.co/tUkgCR2Z7y pic.twitter.com/6E0M5h140L

— FRANCE 24 (@FRANCE24) June 8, 2018

The G-7 summit once again made it clear that U.S. President Donald Trump is intent on treating America's allies worse than its enemies. Europe must draw the consequences and seek to isolate Trump on the international stage. https://t.co/0d48TM1A5Q via @RolandNelles

— SPIEGEL ONLINE English (@SPIEGEL_English) June 12, 2018

Senior NATO officials fear that the 24-hour gathering of leaders for the upcoming July summit could turn into round two of the G7 fiasco https://t.co/JUcJdIyQke

— POLITICO Europe (@POLITICOEurope) June 14, 2018

ICYMI: Macron may not have mentioned Trump by name in his statement regarding the G7 summit, but he may as well have https://t.co/GHHwERsY08

— POLITICO Europe (@POLITICOEurope) June 12, 2018

White House trade adviser Peter Navarro walks back “special place in hell” comments about Canadian PM Justin Trudeau https://t.co/yc6jhtTdDQ

— POLITICO Europe (@POLITICOEurope) June 12, 2018

UK Vol.120 (England Vol.13 – East of England Vol.6)

Cambridgeshire
Cambridgeshire1 Cambridgeshire2 Cambridgeshire3

Cambs @CambsInsight https://t.co/9GA2tQwOL4 GCGP LEP; EEFMhttps://t.co/gxZrZApmpY @CambsCC https://t.co/wBehn1xQ2B pic.twitter.com/cwKNFClfFB

— WorldSolutions light (@WSlightly) February 2, 2016

At a glance | Cambridge Cluster Group
@camcitco
@CambsPboroCA
@EastCambs Economic Audit 2013 (PDF) | @investeastcambs
Cambridgeshire Local Economic Assessment 2011 (PDF) | @CambsCC
Economic Development Strategy 2010-2015 (PDF) | @SouthCambs
Cambridgeshire’s Economic Assessment (PDF) | @huntsdc
CAMBRIDGESHIRE AND PETERBOROUGH AUTHORITIES’STATUTORY GOVERNANCE REVIEW (PDF; June 2106) | @PeterboroughCC
East Cambridgeshire: Annual demographic and socio-economic report (PDF; April 2011) | Cambridgeshire County Council
Greater Cambridgeshire and Greater Peterborough Area Review (PDF; August 2017) | Department of Education
Cambridge economy is UK’s fastest growing – and it will stay top in 2018 (12/01/2018) | Paul Brackley @CambridgeIndy
Cambridge economy | @CambridgeOnline
Online Business Directory | @cambschamber
Places to visit in Cambridgeshire | @nationaltrust
What are the big issues in the Cambridgeshire & Peterborough mayoral race? (04/28/2017) | Simon Jeffrey @CityMetric
The Case for Cambridge (PDF) | @CambAhead
Cambridge Business Park
Top 14 Most Active Seed Investors in Cambridge (10/17/2017) | @seedlegals
Businesses in Milton | Milton Village
CPIER – Cambridgeshire & Peterborough Independent Economic Review
@GreaterCambs
@BBCCambs
@Cambslive
@CambsInsight
@HeartCambsNews
@HeartCambs

A new series entitled "A Brexit A-Z" has been recorded by several members of @EULegalStudies (including @CSBarnard24, @mwgehring and @St325Turenne) to shed light on the implications of #brexit (produced by @bonisones2). Listen online or download at: https://t.co/yLzOQIYCtb pic.twitter.com/LeFX6jnlfB

— Faculty of Law (@cambridgelaw) May 23, 2018

Doing Capitalism by @billjaneway should be on your summer reading list. Here's why @INETeconomics @ysi_commons https://t.co/D1cEY5tOGn

— Laurène Tran (@LaureneTran91) July 1, 2018

Did you catch our interview with Larry Ball, author of 'The Fed and Lehman Brothers: Setting the Record Straight on a Financial Disaster'? https://t.co/8PLq08XOjS pic.twitter.com/P4Pr8EwzUD

— Cambridge Economics (@CambUP_Econ) June 28, 2018

See this week’s @NewStatesman article by Tobias Cremer on role of religion:
Polls show that far-right supporters are disproportionally irreligious, and that Church attendance is one of the strongest statistical predictors for NOT voting right-wing populist. @Dept_of_POLIS pic.twitter.com/La6Qq6UT54

— Léonie de Jonge (@L_deJonge) May 31, 2018

Cambridge Working Paper in Economic and Social History no. 32 by Alain Naef now online https://t.co/AbO0zPlCw2 keep those working papers coming! @CamHistory

— Cam Econ&Soc History (@CamEcSocHist) April 13, 2018

We're reading @CamHistory's Prof David Reynolds on Donald Trump's foreign policy: https://t.co/6gQvthW2E3 & it's making us nostalgic for his America, Empire of Liberty @BBCRadio4 series. Some episodes still online: https://t.co/noHDjurzW0

— Cam Arts&Humanities (@CamArtsHums) March 26, 2018

Our new interactive website https://t.co/2w2SrIitBc is now live! Explore of demographic and social change using maps of the UK 1851-1911. #campop @CamUniGeography @vitalgeogs #Demography #HistDem pic.twitter.com/Q3H1A07LsJ

— Alice Reid (@amrcampop) April 24, 2018

UK Vol.119 (England Vol.12 – East of England Vol.5)

East of England Science and Innovation Audit | @YourLEP
Cambridge named best UK city to work in but London does not make the list, Glassdoor says (12/07/2016) | Zlata Rodionova @Independent
@SmarterCam
@CamSciencePark
@CamCUSPE
@CambridgeCDBB
@CSciPol
@cambridgenlp
@CSIC_IKC
@CUTEC
@IfMCambridge
@MSFTResearchCam
@StJohnsCentre
@cambwireless
@CambConsultants
@CamServAlliance
@CRASSHlive
@CamB2B
@UCamEnterprise
@CJBS_EC
@CBG_Connect
@CambNetwork
@CambridgeIntel
@CambAhead
@CamWhatsOn
@CambsEdition
@CambridgeBID
@foodpark_Cam
@VisitCambs
@CambridgeCornEx
@businessweekly
@ideaSpace
@CDP_innovation
@egtechnology
@ttp_plc
@cambridgedesign
@Sagentia
@42Technology
Cambridge Dynamics
Cambridge Nanosystems
Cambridge Display Technology, Ltd. | SUMITOMO CHEMICAL Group Companies of Europe
Science Services | @BabrahamInst
Stories | @Co_Biologists
Intelligent technologies | @KymabLtd
@AstraZeneca in Cambridge
Is Cambridge the new centre of the UK pharma industry? (08/09/2015) | Peter Hogg @ProClinical
Cambridgeshire’s top 100 companies revealed – and profits, turnover and wages are on the rise (16/11/2017) | Paul Brackley @CambridgeIndy
The 15 Hottest Tech Companies In Cambridge (01/27/2015) | James Cook @businessinsider
Smaller companies | @CambridgeJBS
Top 50 Cleantech Growth Companies announced at Cambridge Cleantech Conference (14/06/2016) | Cambridge Cleantech

UK Vol.118 (England Vol.11 – East of England Vol.4)

University of Cambridge
@christs_college
@ChurchillCol
@ClareCollege
@clarehall_cam
@CorpusCambridge
@DarwinCollege
@downingcollege
@EmmaCambridge
@FitzwilliamColl
@GirtonCollege
@CaiusCollege
@HomertonCollege
@Hughes_Hall
@JesusCollegeCam
@Kings_College
@LucyCavColl
@magdalenealumni
@MECCambridge
@Newnham_College
@pembroke1347
@Peterhouse_Cam
@QueensCam
@RobCollConf
@Selwyn1882
@SidneySussex
@Catz_Cambridge
@StEdmundsCam
@stjohnscam
@TrinCollCam
@TrinityHallCamb
@WolfsonCam

#Cambridge-based @Raspberry_Pi, co-founded by alumnus @EbenUpton wins @RAEngMacRobert Award! Congrats! https://t.co/EiBNIYwdai @RAEngNews pic.twitter.com/Ne1WzGzGk1

— Engineering Dept (@Cambridge_Eng) July 18, 2017

"Prof Schofield's outstanding contribution to #civilengineering, worthy of @RAEngNews 2017 Sir #FrankWhittle Medal" https://t.co/qf0XcBVcRd pic.twitter.com/81FWbv5Nym

— Engineering Dept (@Cambridge_Eng) August 4, 2017

An open day to investigate using systems approaches within health care improvement was held @Cambridge_Eng organised to give insight into the joint work between @RAEngNews @RCPLondon & @acmedsci https://t.co/LnneNb00sq https://t.co/qizyzKpggj

— Engineering Dept (@Cambridge_Eng) July 12, 2018

The IOP @PhysicsNews & Engineering in Medicine President’s Prize for best presentation @ Medical Physics & Engineering Conference awarded jointly to @Cambridge_Eng alumna Cara Cooper & Dr Matt Smith @CUH_NHS both papers on #hearing #glueear #bioengineering https://t.co/z1LfWWN14b pic.twitter.com/LdeiqpcHcH

— Engineering Dept (@Cambridge_Eng) November 22, 2017

Kudos to Jeremy Baumberg on winning Michael Faraday Medal & Prize from @PhysicsNews @Cambridge_Uni @DeptofPhysics https://t.co/tsUBTQJkWg …

— Cambridge Enterprise (@UCamEnterprise) June 30, 2017

Scientists from @DeptofPhysics and @BristolUni are developing more flexible and more efficient #solar cells https://t.co/4JawNPMpnJ

— Cambridge University (@Cambridge_Uni) May 25, 2018

Congratulations to the GaN group team of Humphreys, Thomas and Guiney in raising £2.9M in VC funds for their spin out. Paragraf is developing functionally active graphene with properties targeted at final device-specific applications. https://t.co/vBvS4AwOwA pic.twitter.com/3Z3LBfPwfc

— MAT Sci & Met CU (@cu_mat) May 2, 2018

Low-cost plastic sensors could monitor a range of health conditions https://t.co/UeU7BiMEGI pic.twitter.com/JAB6OFeY2z

— Ceb Cambridge (@cebcambridge) June 28, 2018

Having a "Bad Air" Day? See how our researchers are using low-cost pollution detectors to tackle air pollution in London and other cities https://t.co/0NuuW8kibE via @YouTube

— Cambridge Chemistry (@ChemCambridge) June 26, 2018

…pt 2 @cebcambridge @DavidFairen @BioElSystTech @Lil2410 @FrukLab @Cambridge_Uni pic.twitter.com/2csmcLWesP

— Fruk Lab (@FrukLab) May 1, 2018

BBC News – BP buys UK's largest car charging firm Chargemaster https://t.co/jYTT9srzkl

— Energy@Cambridge (@EnergyCambridge) June 28, 2018

Professor Sir Richard Friend, Cavendish Professor of Physics, Director, @Maxwell_Centre @Cambridge_Uni explains how funding from the UK Research Partnership Investment Fund has helped create new activities in science and engineering in Cambridge. https://t.co/5jW4oVKSRa https://t.co/tRDZ952PGB

— Maxwell Centre (@Maxwell_Centre) July 6, 2018

Read selected free content from Canadian Journal of Emergency Medicine – now updated for the Summer. https://t.co/1ItwAEuOW9 pic.twitter.com/95BVA7RdEV

— Cambridge Medicine (@cambUP_medicine) July 9, 2018

How risky actually is it to climb #Everest? And if it's so risky, why do people still do it? I visited @Cambridge_Uni to talk to statistician @d_spiegel & psychologist @Sander_vdLinden prior to my attempt to summit. #EverestStories https://t.co/nodW16N55M via @PhysicsNews

— Melanie Windridge (@m_windridge) April 23, 2018

UK Vol.117 (England Vol.10 – East of England Vol.3)

Essex
Essex1 Essex2 Essex3-south Essex4-SouthendOnSea Essex5-Thurrock

EX https://t.co/Aypm78nzIR p11-17,29,37-45
Rena..@regstud https://t.co/lBCQDkihEW @obspascal https://t.co/wSFqV8jjlZ pic.twitter.com/mM1w6DRtQ3

— WorldSolutions light (@WSlightly) February 12, 2016

Essex | Encyclopaedia Britannica
@EssexChambers
@IntEssexChamber
Greater Essex Area Review – Final Report (PDF; August 2017) | UK Department of Education
REPORT ON GREATER ESSEX ECONOMY – Executive Summary (PDF; January 2017) | Essex Economic Commission (@AngliaRuskin)
Introduction to Essex Research Paper (PDF; August2010) | Integrated County Strategy Working Group on behalf of the Essex Chief Executives Association
University of Essex Knowledge Gateway | @UKSPA
￡4.7 million to boost economic growth in the east of England (12/10/2017) | @Uni_of_Essex
Essex County, England | @obspascal
Everything you wanted to know about Essex… …but were TOWIE afraid to ask. (PDF; 2015) | @VisitEssex
Strategic Countywide Economic & Housing Issues – Essex Issues Paper August 2009 | @Essex_CC
Economic Impact of Tourism (PDF; 2015) | Destination Research
Access to Harlow: Stage 1 Option Assessment Report (PDF; May 2016) | @essexhighways
A12 Chelmsford to A120 widening: Options Assessment Report (PDF) | @HighwaysEngland
Chelmsford Economic Strategy 2017 (PDF) | @ChelmsCouncil
Colchester Annual Economic Report 2015/6 (PDF) | @colchbusiness @yourcolchester
@MilbankConcrete
Opportunity South Essex – Economic Growth Strategy For South Essex (PDF; 2016)
The South East Business Hub is here to help your business on the path to growth and prosperity. | @SEBusinessHub
ECONOMIC GROWTH STRATEGY 2017-22 (PDF) | @SouthendBC
UK POLLING REPORT – Thurrock | @anthonyjwells
Our data centre sites in and around London are managed to Tier III Gold capability and designed to aid connectivity | @fujitsu_uk
Thurrock Thames Gateway Development Corporation (PDF) | @thurrockcouncil
LONDON GATEWAY PORT | @investessex

If @Essex_CC need the #M11 #harrow surveyed @SPartnership can use @mobilemapping with no #trafficmanagement and huge time and cost savings https://t.co/PuBTm6auZa #highways #leangeomatics #geospatial pic.twitter.com/Xi6Tra8xWP

— Steve Jones (@Steve_JonesUK) July 12, 2018

Find out how universities such as @Uni_of_Essex are driving growth in the East of England: https://t.co/TqOXmxNcyU #IndustrialStrategy pic.twitter.com/9Kc7LWOmOh

— Cabinet Office (@GCSEast) November 29, 2017

Economic impact of the East of England HE sector @AngliaRuskin @Uni_of_Essex #unisandgrowth http://t.co/eJ9Ss6FyWo pic.twitter.com/mAtcvKlsHt

— Universities UK (@UniversitiesUK) April 8, 2014

UK Vol.116 (England Vol.9 – East of England Vol.2)

AroundLondon2

Hertfordshire
Hertfordshire1 Hertfordshire2 Hertfordshire3

Herts https://t.co/ErGZ6tA3jb
Perfectly Placed for Biz https://t.co/bjVau5wXjr @HertsDirect https://t.co/Yd0fFcME71 pic.twitter.com/iTBeeGyhGD

— WorldSolutions light (@WSlightly) February 8, 2016

Hertfordshire | Encyclopaedia Britannica
@HertsChamber
Hertfordshire Area Review – Final Report (PDF; August 2017) | UK Department of Education
Annual Report 2016/17 (PDF) | @hertscc
The Hertfordshire Economy | Hertfordshire Local Enterprise Partnership @ThreeRiversDC
Hertfordshire’s Economic Development Strategy 2009-2021 – A Summary
United Kingdom | @Berry_News
Stronghold International Ltd

Move over Mercedes, Ferrari and Red Bull! The University of Hertfordshire’s motor racing team @UHRacing – the most successful UK Formula Student team in the country – has taken the covers off its 2018 challenger. https://t.co/m3uY3yNQJu via @whtimes pic.twitter.com/9O28jSTodW

— University of Hertfordshire (@UniofHerts) June 20, 2018

Business Minister Richard Harrington is set to launch the Hertfordshire Science Partnership; our innovative collaboration with @UniofHerts which boosts the dynamic pharmaceutical, life sciences & agri-tech sectors in the East of England, on 29 March. Read: https://t.co/yb322iLM54 pic.twitter.com/rkC4Y0M75e

— Hertfordshire LEP (@HertsLEP) March 23, 2018

The subject of this week's #chef interview is former MasterChef UK Professional's finalist @scottabmfc now Head Chef at Crockers Chefs Table in Hertfordshire >> https://t.co/Xpy7w7Y0fQ << pic.twitter.com/c46S47tN6F

— Chef Social (@chefsocialuk) March 7, 2018

Highly-experimental' gene-edited crops are set to be sown in Hertfordshire in a UK first this month after scientists exploited a legal loophole. https://t.co/Ml19cA5vSQ

— Non-GMO Project (@NonGMOProject) May 23, 2018

Bedfordshire
Bedfordshire1 Bedfordshire3

Beds @lovebedford https://t.co/uNcwLaiFTH https://t.co/Fa40Oq2jhy https://t.co/RnlHE7SFaJ https://t.co/Ja2JwrEzO0 RW pic.twitter.com/vUNSKWxfdh

— WorldSolutions light (@WSlightly) February 4, 2016

Bedfordshire | Encyclopaedia Britannica
@letstalkcentral
@BedsChamberInfo
@CranfieldUni @cranfieldmngmt
Cranfield University opens ￡35m aerospace centre (18/10/2017) | @BBC
Bedfordshire’s Natural Environment – its value to us all (PDF) | Bedfordshire Local Nature Partnership
@lutoncouncil
@thinkluton
@uniofbeds
2017 Vital Signs (PDF) | Bedfordshire and Luton Community Foundation

New £35m Aerospace Integration Research Centre opens at Cranfield University https://t.co/mdQ3ywoHit #aerospace @CranfieldUni pic.twitter.com/wwYeBnuMqj

— Jefferson Group (@Jefferson_MFG) October 18, 2017

Take 500 tons of steel, 90 tons of glass, 500 people & 60,000 hours – what do you get? A brand new Aerospace Integration Research Centre ✈ pic.twitter.com/gtoubeS02k

— Cranfield University (@CranfieldUni) January 27, 2017

Fantastic news as The Aerospace Integration Research Centre has recently received its second award.@labcuk @cpmgArchitects @CranfieldUni @letstalkcentral #BeCentralBeds #CBedsBusiness https://t.co/rsZ3ATDqqX pic.twitter.com/d0VSFF9rlZ

— Be Central Beds (@BeCentralBeds) July 9, 2018

UK Vol.115 (England Vol.8 – East of England Vol.1)

England regions

East of England
EastOfEngland region
@BBCLookEast
LOCAL AUTHORITIES IN THE EAST OF ENGLAND (PDF; 01/04/2018) | UK Department of Defence
WHY UNIVERSITIES MATTER FOR THE EAST OF ENGLAND (PDF) | @UniversitiesUK
Commercialising Innovation: A Briefing Paper on historic trends and policy context (PDF) | @LGAcomms

50 best beaches: representing the east of England are beaches in Norfolk, Suffolk and Essexhttps://t.co/MGzLXshhie @vstnorthnorfolk @VisitCromer @NorthNorfolkDC @BBCNorfolk @SecretMersea @VisitEssex @visitsuffolk @suffolk_tourism pic.twitter.com/byyTo1G7oj

— Sunday Times Travel (@ST_Travel) July 1, 2018

Tim Robinson, COO of #TechEast, shares his monthly roundup of the biggest tech news stories from East Anglia. Tech in the East of England: a $6.6m Series A, a £300K crowdfunding round and more #Suffolk #Norfolk #Essex #Cambrdigeshire @UKTNofficial https://t.co/Amtw8FZJni pic.twitter.com/mw8mDRLblO

— TechEast UK (@TechEastUK) March 12, 2018

#UEA w/ @UniKent & @Uni_of_Essex awarded £4.7 million to boost #economic growth & #business links in East of England https://t.co/Tw4NHIfpLY pic.twitter.com/FfWrN8sEh9

— UEA (@uniofeastanglia) October 12, 2017

Norfolk
EastOfEngland Norfolk

NFK @EDP24 https://t.co/KsYbqDOi5Y enrg,ag@NorfolkWay https://t.co/aTYgmUZoeO @NewAngliaLEP https://t.co/OgzAINTAEV pic.twitter.com/TTwblRoiTG

— WorldSolutions light (@WSlightly) January 27, 2016

@NorfolkCC
@norfolkchamber
Norfolk Economic Intelligence Report (PDF; 2016) | Norfolk County Council
Norfolk’s Story (PDF; October 2017) | Norfolk Insight (Norfolk County Council)
Norfolk | Encyclopaedia Britannica
North Norfolk District Council
North Norfolk centre for small and start-up businesses gets a step closer | @Nwes_Group
The Impact of Brexit on North Norfolk: A discussion note (PDF; March 2018) | Martyn Sloman
@cwa_college
South Norfolk business booming, says Experian research (19/03/2012) | David Keller @BBC
Norwich economic strategy 2013-18 (PDF) | Norwich City Council
@uniofeastanglia
Your Sustainable Community Strategy for South Norfolk: Important Issues – Local Action 2008-2018 (PDF) | South Norfolk Alliance
Tour Norfolk
@prldesign

On this day in 1918 a new food controller for the UK was appointed. Rationing on the home front was also in force https://t.co/xCXdmL3dhk pic.twitter.com/QLZeoGKXAz

— Norfolk in WW1 (@norfolkinww1) July 9, 2018

Suffolk
EastOfEngland Suffolk

SFK https://t.co/ypAugq4Wkn AdMfg,Bio,CrInd,Egy,FdAg,ICT,Logi,Trsm
@SuffolkCoastal https://t.co/ar1Xe7IJo9 skills,.. pic.twitter.com/SeDf158bmn

— WorldSolutions light (@WSlightly) January 28, 2016

@suffolkcc
@suffolkchamber
West Suffolk business fact pack (PDF) | @InvestinSuffolk
East Suffolk Economic Growth Plan, 2018-23 (PDF; Draft-v7; January 2018)
The East’s Institute of Technology (PDF)
@UniofSuffolk
@suffolknewcoll
@EastCoast_Coll
Ambitious bid to create Institute of Technology moves a step closer to success (20/06/2018) | @WestSuffolk
Colleges in Norfolk and Suffolk launch ‘collaborative’ group | Billy Camden @FEWeek
@camnano

Sealey buys 7.5 acre site at Suffolk Park @Savills @Hazells_letting https://t.co/gX1aQLtG0c pic.twitter.com/WcD1Ufr5d6

— Eastern Echo (@UKPropForEast) July 12, 2018

Predictions Vol.1 (“Prediction of the FIFA World Cup 2018”)

The below rough excerpt of Prediction of the FIFA World Cup 2018 – A random forest approach with an emphasis on estimated team ability parameters (PDF; 06/08/2018) | Andreas Groll, Christophe Ley, Gunther Schauberger, Hans Van Eetvelde is on our own.

p.1: …four previous FIFA World Cups 2002 – 2014: Poisson regression models, random forests and ranking methods. …
p.2: … By aggregating the winning odds from several online bookmakers and transforming those into winning probabilities, inverse tournament simulation can be used to compute team-specific abilities… With the team-specific abilities all single matches are simulated via paired comparisons and, hence, the complete tournament course is obtained. Using this approach, Zeileis, Leitner, and Hornik (2018) forecast Brazil to win the FIFA World Cup 2018 with a probability of 16.6%, followed by Germany (15.8%) and Spain (12.5%).
…(Audran, Bolliger, Kolb, Mariscal, and Pilloud, 2018): they obtain Germany as top favorite with a winning probability of 24.0%, followed by Brazil (19.8%) and Spain (16.1%). They use a statistical model based on four factors that are supposed to indicate how well a team will be doing during the tournament: the Elo rating, the teams’ performances in the qualifications preceding the World Cup, the teams’ success in previous World Cup tournaments and a home advantage. …
p.5:
Economic Factors [GDP per capita, Population],
Sportive factors [ODDSET probability, FIFA rank],
Home advantage [Host, Continent, Confederation],
Factors describing the team’s structure [(Second) maximum number of teammates, Average age, Number of Champions League (Europa League) players, Number of players abroad/Legionnaires],
Factors describing the team’s coach
p.8: 3.1 Random forests
…an aggregation of a (large) number of classification or regression trees (CARTs). …to find partitions such that the respective response values are very homogeneous within a partition but very heterogeneous between partitions. CARTs can be used both for metric response (regression trees) and for nominal/ordinal responses (classification trees). The most frequent visualization tool for CARTs is the so-called dendrogram…
p.11: 3.2 Regression
…the scores of the competing teams are treated as (conditionally) independent variables following a Poisson distribution (conditioned on certain covariates)…
p.13: 3.3 Ranking methods
…how Poisson models can be used to lead to rankings that reflect a team’s current ability… The main idea consists in assigning a strength parameter to every team and in estimating those parameters over a period of M matches via weighted maximum likelihood, where the weights are of two types: time depreciation and match importance…
… The match importance weights are directly inherited from the official FIFA ranking and can take the values 1 for a friendly game, 2.5 for a confederation or world cup qualifier, 3 for a confederation tournament…, and 4 for World Cup matches. …
p.15: 3.4 Combining methods
1. Form a training data set containing three out of four World Cups. …
5. Compare predicted and real outcomes for all prediction methods.
p.16: …three different performance measures to compare the predictive power of the methods:
…the multinomial likelihood, the classification rate, the rank probability score (RPS)…

p.20: 4 Prediction of the FIFA World Cup 2018
…combination of a random forest with adequate team ability estimates from a ranking method… The abilities were estimated by the bivariate
Poisson model with a half period of 3 years. All matches of the 228 national teams played since 2010-06-13 up to 2018-06-06 are used for the estimation, what results in a total of more than 7000 matches. All further predictor variables are taken as the latest values shortly before the World Cup…
4.1 Probabilities for FIFA World Cup 2018 Winner
…according to our random forest model, Spain is the favored team with a predicted winning probability of 17.8% followed by Germany, Brazil,
France and Belgium. … While Oddset favors Germany and Brazil, the random forest model predicts a slight advantage for Spain. …
p.21: Table 8: Estimated probabilities (in %) for reaching the different stages in the FIFA World Cup 2018 for all 32 teams based on 100,000 simulation runs of the FIFA World Cup together with winning probabilities based on the ODDSET odds.
p.22: Figure 4: Winning probabilities conditional on reaching the single stages of the tournament for the five favored teams.
p.23: 4.2 Most probable tournament course
… While in Group B and Group G the model forecasts Spain followed by Portugal as well as Belgium followed by England with rather high probabilities of 38.5% and 38.1%, respectively, other groups such as Group A, Group F and Group H seem to be more volatile. …
According to the most probable tournament course, instead of the Spanish the German team would win the World Cup. However, again it becomes obvious
that with (in that case) Switzerland the German team has to face a much stronger opponent than Spain in the round-of-sixteen. Even though still being the favorite in this match, they would succeed to move on to the quarter finals only with a probability of 61%. While in the most probable course of the knock-out stage, though having tough times in all single stages, Germany would make its way into the final and defend the title…
p.24: Table 9: Most probable final group standings together with the corresponding probabilities for the FIFA World Cup 2018 based on 100,000 simulation runs.
5 Concluding remarks
…random forests, Poisson regression models and ranking methods. The former two approaches incorporate covariate information of the opposing teams, while the latter method pro-
p.25: Figure 5: Most probable course of the knockout stage together with corresponding probabilities for the FIFA World Cup 2018 based on 100,000 simulation runs.
vides team ability parameters which serve as adequate estimates of the current team strengths. …by incorporating the team ability parameters from the ranking methods as an additional covariate into the random forest the predictive power becomes substantially increased, leading to the best model capable of beating the bookmakers. …
p.26: …the fact that overall Spain is slightly favored over Germany is mainly due to the fact that Germany has a comparatively high chance to drop out in the round-of-sixteen. Actually, conditioned that Germany reaches the quarter finals, it overtakes Spain…

US Policy Changes Vol.90 (Trade)

Trump has beef with Canada's dairy tariffs. Here's what he may not know: https://t.co/SEKFuuA2Vi

— Brookings (@BrookingsInst) June 13, 2018

🎧 The G-7 could be overwhelmed by the tensions created by tariffs Trump has imposed on major US allies https://t.co/TCcVZRWh2X #G7

— Brookings (@BrookingsInst) June 9, 2018

“The other G-7 members are very upset at the United States right now, and I think Canada in particular is very upset.” @geoffreygertz discusses how recent tariffs will play into this weekend’s summit: https://t.co/XTNJtzOL5F #G7 pic.twitter.com/YcsJdizmUk

— Brookings (@BrookingsInst) June 8, 2018

Don’t Believe the Rhetoric: NAFTA Has Actually Helped US Manufacturing. https://t.co/164o9HK5WY pic.twitter.com/MhxSBgm9mo

— Heritage Foundation (@Heritage) June 11, 2018

A unified #G7 that remains faithful to the values of market-based Western democracy and economic freedom can be America’s ally in the economic battles that lie ahead.

That’s far more valuable than anything that can be gained by a trade war. https://t.co/Rrft6FOvNq

— Heritage Foundation (@Heritage) June 11, 2018

.@NileGardiner on @HappeningNow talking #G7 tariffs: "The trajectory at the moment is certainly for a transatlantic trade war…I do hope the administration will move away from that." https://t.co/v6qRSVhk4q

— Heritage Foundation (@Heritage) June 10, 2018

Pointless Lumber Tariffs Are Hurting Americans https://t.co/1UCx9suIzE pic.twitter.com/B3FTXXSe8L

— Heritage Foundation (@Heritage) June 7, 2018

Trump's totally free trade idea is really smart: It's a pity that he doesn't seem to really believe in it. https://t.co/L6Wb3rgxsF

— reason (@reason) June 12, 2018

Without the "national security" argument, President Trump's authority to unilaterally impose tariffs on Canadian steel and aluminum is called into question. https://t.co/03UsaNbqwg

— reason (@reason) June 12, 2018

Watch @JeffFlake rip @RealDonaldTrump's "national security" tariffs, then read Trump mock Flake's low polling numbers. Is this a rehearsal for the 2020 GOP primary? https://t.co/r7c5o9ZFOB

— reason (@reason) June 7, 2018

The Republicans Abandon Free Trade https://t.co/YvndiKUp6s

— reason (@reason) June 7, 2018

Who are some of the major victims? Why the rust belt of course. Did you know manufacturers use steel/aluminum from US and foreign producers to stay competitive? https://t.co/jpUjVevbFc

— Tori Whiting (@torikwhiting) June 6, 2018

Trump’s trade deficit obsession hurts national security @WarOnTheRocks @AEI #TradeWar https://t.co/lMRIl1O7rQ

— AEI Foreign Policy (@AEIfdp) June 7, 2018

"On trade policy, the US is in uncharted territory. But stay tuned, it could all change tomorrow — or even later today." https://t.co/RAK3RuEc7M

— AEI (@AEI) June 6, 2018

“What if President Trump’s free-market critics are mistaken about his trade policy motivations?”
by: @ChrisCPandolfo https://t.co/wyOlXSXGbp

— Conservative Review (@CR) June 12, 2018

The main takeaway from the recent G-7 summit obviously is the damage to U.S.-allied relations from Donald Trump’s accusations about trade. https://t.co/7r2tEKvCp8

— National Interest (@TheNatlInterest) June 13, 2018

If the U.S. wishes to see China's trade policies liberalize, the best way to approach may be through the creation of a Free Trade Agreement with China. Simon Lester discusses this and more on the radio with Neil Asbury. https://t.co/2CibchdxfZ pic.twitter.com/dIZYr8OelP

— Cato Trade (@CatoTrade) June 13, 2018

The economic ramification of tariffs are steep and, unfortunately, the Trump administration's approach seems highly contradictory. https://t.co/ZZKgJLjR4m pic.twitter.com/jwoSDS4iWn

— Cato Trade (@CatoTrade) June 13, 2018

Steel consuming industries outnumber steel producing industries. Tariffs on steel serve to hurt many U.S. citizens. .@cpgrabow discusses on @ReutersTV… https://t.co/tJ99Ec07rC pic.twitter.com/PmqA8HDBAZ

— Cato Trade (@CatoTrade) June 12, 2018

VIDEO: @cpgrabow joins @ReutersTV to discuss U.S. steel tariffs and their impact on American consumers…. pic.twitter.com/wFmWeKTubn

— Cato Trade (@CatoTrade) June 12, 2018

As threats of increased tariff barriers were uttered after the G-7 summit, it is imperative to remember trade wars are antithetical to idea of "draining the swamp." https://t.co/ZjtrPnUlbA pic.twitter.com/0ynMyScVCD

— Cato Trade (@CatoTrade) June 11, 2018

Was Buenos Aires the beginning of the end or the end of the beginning? The path chosen by WTO members could ensure that it is only the end of the beginning for multilateral trade agreements. https://t.co/46uSBfCFCi pic.twitter.com/23X109gfQi

— Cato Trade (@CatoTrade) June 11, 2018

As the United States continued to distance itself from allies at the G-7 summit, it is imperative to remember that the U.S. has been much more successful negotiating lower tariffs with other countries than by threatening them to do so. https://t.co/yrDspuobbg pic.twitter.com/Qq1DpywANS

— Cato Trade (@CatoTrade) June 11, 2018

Some Republicans are beginning to stand up to the protectionist policies of President Trump. Congress needs to continue to show support for the global trading system along with its rules and institutions. Dan Ikenson explains in this piece in the NYT. https://t.co/TKto0iktXq pic.twitter.com/d2JiX8WdDf

— Cato Trade (@CatoTrade) June 10, 2018

The Trump administration should be engaging in real trade liberalizing negotiation with China, rather than trying to convince them to purchase our goods instead of other country's goods. This and more in this month's #CatoTradeChronicle. https://t.co/1Uqna4eDol pic.twitter.com/0DqghIfUrq

— Cato Trade (@CatoTrade) June 9, 2018

Simon Lester appeared on KURV's The Wall to discuss Mexico's retaliatory tariffs against the U.S. Check out the whole discussion https://t.co/RkjM4wdkgi

— Cato Trade (@CatoTrade) June 8, 2018

There seem to be a lot of reasons – right to work, state tax breaks, available labor – for the aluminum mill to be built in Ashland, KY. Trump’s trade (and other) policies do not appear to have played much of a role. https://t.co/IGG1nR4YDt pic.twitter.com/dtKiu7FtOf

— Cato Trade (@CatoTrade) June 7, 2018

Did Tariffs Industrialize the U.S.? If you answered yes, then you are "Dead Wrong." Jonah Norberg explains why on the Free to Choose Network. https://t.co/RTArLJ4TPE pic.twitter.com/Le477NZ8OV

— Cato Trade (@CatoTrade) June 7, 2018

The U.S. is treating many of our friends as enemies. Canada, Mexico, and the EU are allies and they should be treated as such. If the idea is to pressure our closest trading partners to negotiate, tariffs may do the opposite. https://t.co/1Uqna4eDol #CatoTradeChronicle pic.twitter.com/LzDjpX2Ix3

— Cato Trade (@CatoTrade) June 7, 2018

It is time that Congress work to check the trade authority of the president and a bipartisan bill similar to that of Sen. Mike Lee's Global Trade Accountability Act would do just that. https://t.co/1Uqna4eDol #CatoTradeChronicle pic.twitter.com/PRRkkbgx4p

— Cato Trade (@CatoTrade) June 6, 2018

By not acknowledging the drawbacks of his protectionist proposals, Peter Navarro fails the first test of an economist worth his weight. To ignore the costs of protectionism, wittingly or unwittingly, is to make a cardinal sin of economic analysis. https://t.co/xOUPcvkdv0 pic.twitter.com/TNzY8RTp8T

— Cato Trade (@CatoTrade) June 5, 2018

Most economists agree that trade barriers used to restrict the sugar supply raise the profits of sugar producers, but make US consumers absorb this increased cost. https://t.co/EJiaXxyqOc #sugar pic.twitter.com/9OKnE6vfw3

— Cato Trade (@CatoTrade) June 5, 2018

In this month's #CatoTradeChronicle Simon Lester calls for Congress to mitigate the damage of the Trump administration's tariffs on U.S. allies. Congress has not shown much backbone on trade so far, but the time has come for Congress to act. https://t.co/1Uqna4eDol pic.twitter.com/9TXQYrSbHW

— Cato Trade (@CatoTrade) June 5, 2018

"Mr. Trump has been establishing a solid economic record with tax cuts and deregulation, but his escalating trade war puts that at risk. He aspires to be Ronald Reagan but his tariff folly echoes of Herbert Hoover." via @WSJopinion https://t.co/vPB1UjBDEF pic.twitter.com/TTo8iCQDEP

— Cato Trade (@CatoTrade) June 4, 2018

The Europeans, Canadians, and Mexicans haven’t bent sufficiently to Trump’s will, therefore U.S. industries that rely on steel and aluminum (imported or domestic) will be hit with substantial taxes to mitigate that threat. https://t.co/GEiirundMJ pic.twitter.com/VPDPl5noUE

— Cato Trade (@CatoTrade) June 2, 2018

Listen to today's @CatoPodcast: @snlester and @cpgrabow comment on steel and aluminum tariffs and potential retaliatory tariffs. https://t.co/3srSDOD7vH pic.twitter.com/PsAX9uccw2

— Cato Trade (@CatoTrade) June 2, 2018

The impact of the tariffs may not be felt throughout the entire economy. However, the tariffs and the countermeasures will inflict wounds on consumers, businesses, and on specific U.S. exporters. https://t.co/MSPuvuO7Ia pic.twitter.com/1Z1uYL3XDF

— Cato Trade (@CatoTrade) June 1, 2018

There are important parallels between the U.S. trade relationship with Mexico 30 years ago and with China now. A trade agreement with China could do for U.S.-China relations today what Nafta did for U.S.-Mexico relations back then. https://t.co/zSYE8Df5yW

— Cato Trade (@CatoTrade) June 1, 2018

Section 232 of the Trade Expansion Act of 1962 gives the president broad discretion both to define what constitutes a national security threat and to prescribe a course to mitigate the threat. On both counts, President Trump has abused that discretion. https://t.co/GEiirundMJ

— Cato Trade (@CatoTrade) June 1, 2018

For over a decade, US & China have been waging a tit-for-tat tech trade war. There are far better options than tariff wars to make competition in the technology space more market-oriented and mutually beneficial, including by negotiating a bilateral FTA. https://t.co/2CDXxGqRks pic.twitter.com/EiFiqsyi5a

— Cato Trade (@CatoTrade) May 31, 2018

A trade war looms as America's allies threaten retaliation against Trump's trade tariffs. https://t.co/N3cciiiU7j (via @AJInsideStory)

— Al Jazeera English (@AJEnglish) June 9, 2018

Economic Trumpism: U.S. President Makes Life Tough for German Companies https://t.co/uvPRXHarF7 pic.twitter.com/n0GJUojTLj

— SPIEGEL ONLINE English (@SPIEGEL_English) June 13, 2018

The U.S. has followed through with its threat to impose punitive tariffs on European steel and aluminum and the signs are pointing to a global trade war. The German government is doing what it can to prevent harm to its automobile industry. https://t.co/hK37oBIeMp

— SPIEGEL ONLINE English (@SPIEGEL_English) June 7, 2018

Canada wants Pacific trade pact ratified fast amid Trump spat: minister https://t.co/cO2KWSlPqJ pic.twitter.com/9TE2cWyKZ9

— FRANCE 24 (@FRANCE24) June 11, 2018

Merkel: G7 agree on commitment to rules-based trade https://t.co/DVbsivSPq5 pic.twitter.com/SNB68jMDp4

— FRANCE 24 (@FRANCE24) June 9, 2018

Trump demands 'no tariffs' while defending steel, aluminum tariffs on US imports at G7 https://t.co/uj55LechNF pic.twitter.com/GMHb2DC7dH

— FRANCE 24 (@FRANCE24) June 9, 2018

Germany’s fears about a trade war spilling over into its car sector have inspired Berlin’s conciliatory stance toward Trump — but the feelings aren't mutual https://t.co/cy5ksh4kLs

— POLITICO Europe (@POLITICOEurope) June 13, 2018

Protectionism: Historical perspectives https://t.co/w6xhoKrUB7

— VoxEU (@voxeu) June 14, 2018

Trade war: How tensions have risen between China, the EU and the US. Blog post and graphic analysis of #TradeWar by @FraChiacchio. What are the possible scenarios moving forward for the EU? >> https://t.co/G9Cj2H3oko pic.twitter.com/ZcR65Z1bv1

— Bruegel (@Bruegel_org) June 10, 2018

EU should revive TTIP, retaliation only helps Trump's re-election https://t.co/n2phDsOViG

— EURACTIV (@EURACTIV) June 12, 2018

Trump attacks EU and Canada on trade amid backlash ahead of G7 summit https://t.co/iQEy7dX2r7

— EURACTIV (@EURACTIV) June 8, 2018

Mercosur: Don’t sacrifice our food standards and tropical forests for trade https://t.co/rIFA16io0D

— EURACTIV (@EURACTIV) June 7, 2018

UK Vol.114 (Post-EUref #Brexit Vol.38)

May defeats final Brexit challenges in parliament https://t.co/kt5eshdCbu

— EURACTIV (@EURACTIV) June 14, 2018

May avoids Commons defeat after offering rebels concession on 'no deal' Brexit https://t.co/HoKQNY351G

— EURACTIV (@EURACTIV) June 13, 2018

European regions in urgent need of a Brexit strategy https://t.co/vCXiUgTASH

— EURACTIV (@EURACTIV) June 12, 2018

Johnson and Davis isolated as key Brexit Tory MPs opt for pragmatism https://t.co/kPiCGo3391

— EURACTIV (@EURACTIV) June 11, 2018

Britain's EU Withdrawal Bill pits Parliament against the government https://t.co/C5ojQEWPji pic.twitter.com/pOshjEZMgO

— euronews (@euronews) June 13, 2018

Watch: Furious over Brexit, Scottish lawmakers walk out of UK parliament https://t.co/BSfx5hKAo9 pic.twitter.com/6VrDGP5yds

— euronews (@euronews) June 13, 2018

Brexit effect: Paris unseats London as top city for foreign investors https://t.co/UlybmIJsNl pic.twitter.com/0FoP5ih1t9

— euronews (@euronews) June 14, 2018

May sees off more Brexit challenges in Parliament https://t.co/1zSU6oFgoa pic.twitter.com/gCqMjSJPvk

— euronews (@euronews) June 14, 2018

Defeat of #BrexitBill could mean the motion turns into a #VoteOfNoConfidence in May's ability to deliver #Brexit. https://t.co/kYmVkXEZnW

— EUobserver (@euobs) June 12, 2018

'"In terms of sectors most concerned about a ‘hard Brexit', these are essentially wholesale financial markets & the asset management sector is a very important part of that." says CEPS @karel_lannoo in @profpensions article by @Kim_Kaveh_PP https://t.co/n3fVn4r3Hv #Brexit

— CEPS ThinkTank (@CEPS_thinktank) June 11, 2018

"A relatively small provision in the #WithdrawalAgreement might trigger a future change in political direction during the transition, making a #softBrexit much more likely" – @FabianZuleeg. Read more: https://t.co/sIkgwZBnwS #Brexit #Barnier pic.twitter.com/DW1apxr4aL

— EuropeanPolicyCentre (@epc_eu) June 8, 2018

Excellent thread by @SophiaBesch for anybody interested in the prospects for UK-EU security partnership after #Brexit – even though mutual interests are closely aligned the outlook is uncertain, as the #Galileo spat shows https://t.co/gQz30JJhE3

— CER (@CER_EU) June 8, 2018

Bet @BorisJohnson suggestion that @realDonaldTrump would do better job of #Brexit than @theresa_may on eve of #G7 went down like lead balloon with @10DowningStreet – just what PM needs from UK's top diplomat before major summit! Many will wonder how he is still foreign sec. https://t.co/Jv87NwDVxp

— CER (@CER_EU) June 8, 2018

Idée fixe: Theresa May's disastrous Brexit strategy https://t.co/xYyq3Dqt86 pic.twitter.com/QveN5SFKg6

— VoxEU (@voxeu) June 14, 2018

Misunderestimating migration https://t.co/U8HU6DR63H pic.twitter.com/PDz95MrM1w

— VoxEU (@voxeu) June 11, 2018

ICYMI: The recent shift in the UK's House of Commons makes it harder for the government to force through a “hard Brexit” outside the customs union and single market https://t.co/AKXXzVEL6N

— POLITICO Europe (@POLITICOEurope) June 14, 2018

In a battle of wills between the prime minister and the House of Commons, Theresa May appears to be losing to anti-Brexit MPs https://t.co/AKXXzVEL6N

— POLITICO Europe (@POLITICOEurope) June 14, 2018

UK pub company JD Wetherspoon says it plans to replace its French champagne and German beers with British and non-European alternatives https://t.co/TAYU3cnMuJ

— POLITICO Europe (@POLITICOEurope) June 13, 2018

ICYMI: The UK government has agreed to give parliament more power over its Brexit negotiations to avoid a damaging House of Commons defeat https://t.co/rrSgRQ9wRa

— POLITICO Europe (@POLITICOEurope) June 13, 2018

British Justice Minister Phillip Lee likened Brexit to public hangings, during his resignation speech https://t.co/8jeRFHqxQh

— POLITICO Europe (@POLITICOEurope) June 12, 2018

Theresa May knows that if a series of key votes by MPs do not go her way, the course of Brexit may be fundamentally altered https://t.co/UGMChB9tXH

— POLITICO Europe (@POLITICOEurope) June 12, 2018

The head of one of Germany's business groups warns that Britain and the EU could "sink into insignificance" if they stay divided.https://t.co/AwGTHpdJMn

— dwnews (@dwnews) June 11, 2018

Boris Johnson calls Brexit warnings ‘mumbo jumbo’. But they’re true | Polly Toynbee https://t.co/jI7jXBxVqj

— The Guardian (@guardian) June 12, 2018

Brexit is even messier than critics expected. So what happens now? https://t.co/8MBrDDxSlu

— NBC News (@NBCNews) June 11, 2018

It’s fine, guys. Just as long as you publish the nation’s Brexit plans before triggering Article…. oh…https://t.co/EpqTEnLsy1

— Mike Galsworthy #FBPE (@mikegalsworthy) June 9, 2018

Theresa May to ask the EU for an extra two years of #Brexit transition via @BIUK_Politics https://t.co/j3CidoTDRM

— Spanish Chamber GB (@SpainChamberGB) May 24, 2018

Over one in five Irish companies (21%) already had a contingency plan in place, while over half of companies (53%) are either currently working on plans or aim to work on a plan in the coming months.

Gain more insights from our #Brexit impact survey here https://t.co/oOJyuFHAz4 pic.twitter.com/L0fU5yHTTx

— Ibec (@ibec_irl) April 30, 2018

Great opportunity for Ibec's Brussels team to catch up with @campaignforleo after his lecture on #FutureofEurope @LeuvenU yesterday. Strong messages on advancing the single market & maintaining competitive taxation between EU states. Read why Ibec agrees: https://t.co/FNcbKOEaEJ pic.twitter.com/OaF7DakX6i

— Ibec (@ibec_irl) April 27, 2018

Jeremy Corbyn's view on the European Union before he had a shot at power… pic.twitter.com/pLGR5gbgbs

— Leave.EU (@LeaveEUOfficial) February 26, 2018

On what issues (taxation/ immigration/ agriculture/ environment) would Brits be happy with policy decisions from Europe? And, do Leavers and Remainers have different preferences?

Yes. They do.

See new piece by Noah Carl https://t.co/9iGluvM4V9 pic.twitter.com/N059hzRgVb

— csinuffield (@csinuffield) February 1, 2018

Apparently Theresa May doesn't like this old photo of her supporting the Remain in the EU campaign shared around social media.
Please do not share.#MayDay #Brexit pic.twitter.com/6lAPpDyFO9

— James Melville (@JamesMelville) May 1, 2018

Local talent and Brexit were factors in a Hong Kong company's decision to build a new plant in Dundalk. | https://t.co/lEmvo3658J pic.twitter.com/MrhRSB2t9o

— RTÉ News (@rtenews) April 30, 2018

Could the UK stay in the EU and keep its independence? British scholar @FrencLindley says no; British diplomat @antcary says yes. #Brexit https://t.co/GbY1UftbpT pic.twitter.com/oxDdw1hHHk

— IRPP/Policy Options (@IRPP) April 24, 2018

Dr @RonanMcCrea writes about #Brexit and the issue of Northern Irish border @IrishTimes https://t.co/RNyi8ACkMZ pic.twitter.com/3rU7OCrgSc

— UCL Laws (@UCLLaws) March 9, 2018

Was the 2017 general #election Theresa May's "great strategic blunder"? @AndrewCrines explains @UKandEU #GE2017 https://t.co/n3heC8SGHF

— Liv Uni Politics (@LivUniPol) April 23, 2018

Today marks 20 years of the Good Friday Peace Agreement – short film made by @IrishInstitute in celebration/commemoration https://t.co/0vLh4rwgym

— Liv Uni Politics (@LivUniPol) April 10, 2018

BLOG // OPINION // As the government sets out its #Brexit vision in a series of speeches by senior ministers, @AndrewCrines looks at the rhetorical strategies that could convince a sceptical nation >> https://t.co/V3YEQaWQW8 pic.twitter.com/4ILQYoKP9K

— Liv Uni Politics (@LivUniPol) March 2, 2018

#Abortion rights: the #DUP doesn’t seem to mind ‘regulatory divergence’ on this one important issue, writes Dr Claire Pierson https://t.co/9j9yRpRnk3 #NorthernIreland #Stormont #Brexit @LivUniPol @ConversationUK pic.twitter.com/ans7GJarVr

— Uni of Liverpool (@livuninews) January 12, 2018

INTERVIEW // #GFA20 // "We don't want to see the freedoms of the #GoodFridayAgreement being obstructed in any way". Former Prime Minister of #Ireland Enda Kenny on the border & Ireland's future after #Brexit // FULL VIDEO >> https://t.co/kQkKHaVO9a #BelfastAgreement pic.twitter.com/sAalYsyfdf

— Irish Studies@LivUni (@IrishInstitute) April 10, 2018

British PM May dealt embarrassing Brexit defeat in parliament's upper house https://t.co/m6lZmgxKON pic.twitter.com/vVnzegGpzB

— Reuters Top News (@Reuters) April 19, 2018

Brexit transition is a no go without the Irish border answer, EU says https://t.co/VlkpNqueQS pic.twitter.com/Nj6MjLNIF9

— Bloomberg (@business) April 18, 2018

A campaign to rewrite Theresa May's policy is on course for victory – plus Wednesday's other Brexit headlines https://t.co/44E6BToXlb pic.twitter.com/Z25K6BJSJh

— Bloomberg Brexit (@Brexit) April 18, 2018

Brexit is causing ripples in Iceland https://t.co/g96rsyTPz5 pic.twitter.com/EKBhAH4ypA

— Bloomberg Brexit (@Brexit) April 18, 2018

Mark Carney defends Bank of England's forecasts, saying they correctly showed the economy would suffer from Brexit vote https://t.co/mBScHsS8yL pic.twitter.com/mt9fGkBRaC

— Bloomberg Brexit (@Brexit) February 4, 2018

Postwar Britain welcomed these workers. Brexit Britain wants proof they belong. https://t.co/xh5wN1moaZ

— Washington Post (@washingtonpost) April 18, 2018

Using Digital Firm, Brexit Campaigners Skirted Spending Laws, Ex-Employee Says https://t.co/ioWAG54LPm

— The New York Times (@nytimes) March 25, 2018

Could Brexit threaten the Northern Ireland's peace process?https://t.co/cZ2zhXuJy4

— CFR (@CFR_org) April 19, 2018

Still unclear on the transition period? @GeorginaEWright explains what the agreement means and what will be different (in 60 seconds) pic.twitter.com/7amubIFlEG

— Chatham House (@ChathamHouse) April 10, 2018

Honoured to have won The British Journal of Politics and International Relations' article of the year for 'Inevitability and contingency: the political economy of Brexit'. https://t.co/bnV7l75Y9G

— Helen Thompson POLIS (@HelenHet20) March 27, 2018

The Prime Minister sets out the next steps on the #RoadtoBrexit. Find out more:https://t.co/NiXn0YQN55

— GOV UK (@GOVUK) March 2, 2018

Public backs fresh referendum to have 'final say' on terms of Brexit deal https://t.co/BG0e9CLo8O

— The Independent (@Independent) April 10, 2018

The Brexit assessments the Government didn’t want released have been published – now everyone can see what they were hiding https://t.co/Gux7mWDmH4 via @LondonEconomic

— The London Economic (@LondonEconomic) March 31, 2018

Gunboat Diplomacy had its heyday in 1850 under Lord Palmerston…but that is what the #Brexiteers want to recreate…..Defence secretary Gavin Williamson threatens to send in the Navy against EU fishing boats https://t.co/KdptPyv8RM

— Michael Russell (@Feorlean) March 23, 2018

A hitch-hiker’s guide to post-Brexit trade negotiations: options and principles, @OxrepJournal article by Swati Dhingra @swatdhingraLSE, Gianmarco Ottaviano & Thomas Sampson https://t.co/SE8DhM1YgM pic.twitter.com/8P1Iy0oQOb

— LSE Department of Economics (@LSEEcon) March 21, 2018

Richer areas of UK to be hit more by Brexit. Work by @swatdhingraLSE @s_machin_ @henryoverman from @CEP_LSE at @EJ_RES #RES2018 pic.twitter.com/6o5Ypmu0HP

— Pawel Adrjan (@PawelAdrjan) March 27, 2018

The Irish border: no technology is smart enough – @LSEforBusiness https://t.co/qggdinnnGp

— LSE EUROPP blog (@LSEEuroppblog) March 13, 2018

New LSE podcast: 'The Brexit Negotiations: the view from Brussels' with @StefaanDeRynck Senior Advisor to Michel Barnier, Chief EU Negotiator for #Brexit https://t.co/VNgf3j8GZX

— LSE EUROPP blog (@LSEEuroppblog) March 12, 2018

How the economics profession got it wrong on Brexit – from @lsebrexitvote https://t.co/Tln2Ff3uwM

— LSE EUROPP blog (@LSEEuroppblog) March 11, 2018

New LSE podcast: 'Brexit: what next?' with @hilarybennmp @LSEEI @LSEPubAffairs https://t.co/WibFgHt2vd

— LSE EUROPP blog (@LSEEuroppblog) March 9, 2018

Agriculture post-Brexit: a battleground for the UK’s constituent nations https://t.co/EhP0TT0qWd

— LSE EUROPP blog (@LSEEuroppblog) March 9, 2018

What could Brexit mean for UK public spending and devolved government relations? https://t.co/L8Uif2K23q pic.twitter.com/HaKNCc5UuT

— LSE Politics&Policy (@LSEpoliticsblog) March 7, 2018

Natascha Zaun, Assistant Professor in Migration Studies at the European Institute, on the impact of #Brexit on both EU and third-country migration to the UK. https://t.co/wkuWpdLt9f #LSEBrexit @lsebrexitvote

— European Institute (@LSEEI) March 12, 2018

The #UK will have to invest far more into its bilateral relationships with #EU members after #Brexit. Here's my discussion with Kalypso Nicolaidis of @UniofOxford @WiltonPark https://t.co/YlAXZG3haa #defence #FCO #singlemarket #education pic.twitter.com/ed5nEauyA0

— Daniela Schwarzer (@D_Schwarzer) March 8, 2018

What a ‘no deal’ Brexit would mean for key UK industries https://t.co/NuEFo01xfK

— Nicole Katsioulis (@n_katsioulis) January 11, 2018

Listen to the @guardian podcast on what Germany wants from Brexit here https://t.co/Gb0OhTZp7k

— FES London (@FES_GB) February 6, 2018

Maintaining the full benefits of the single market while diverging from its rules will prove to be mission impossible" says @RCorbettMEP, @UKLabour MEP for Yorkshire and the Humber @ips_journal https://t.co/0bO4IizkRJ …

— FES London (@FES_GB) February 2, 2018

German ambassador: second world war image of Britain has fed Euroscepticism https://t.co/Y1CVDvMBis #Brexit #ThursdayThoughts @GermanAmbUK @GermanEmbassy

— FES London (@FES_GB) February 1, 2018

Check out this short article @FES_EU on the #Brexit negotiations and what options/scenarios are currently being discussed. https://t.co/rZEB0NRDCu

— FES London (@FES_GB) January 31, 2018

Watch our “Eyes on Britain" with @metecoban92, Chief Executive @mylifemysay. The youth-led movements mission is to secure a better #Brexit for young people. #WednesdayWisdom https://t.co/On7O9meRDu

— FES London (@FES_GB) February 21, 2018

“The #UK is trying to recreate a relationship which went out of fashion in the 1960s”: https://t.co/KL93jLoPKu #Brexit #Macron #France @JEyal_RUSI @TomMcTague via @POLITICOEurope

— FES EU (@FES_EU) January 18, 2018

Real costs of #Brexit or #brexitwonthappen ? Read here our new EconPol Europe policy report on the Economic Effects of Brexit on the European Economy: https://t.co/AIjSc7JEHT pic.twitter.com/rCuIGofqFA

— EconPolEurope (@EconPolEurope) December 4, 2017

How will #Brexit Affect Tax Competition and Tax Harmonization? The Role of Discriminatory Taxation – new ifo Working Paper @FuestClemens Samina Sultan https://t.co/IZsrg5h195 pic.twitter.com/2FmLLkpvPF

— ifo Institut (@ifo_Institut) February 12, 2018

#Dossier: The financial crisis is largely over, yet confidence in the @ecb and #EU remains low. Thanks to #Brexit and #populism, there is currently no shortage of challenges – nor of a visionary upswing in some parts of #Europe https://t.co/gmS2VtGIgd pic.twitter.com/F3E48kKmjY

— IWH (@IWH_Halle) January 24, 2018

The consequences of the #BREXIT for cross-border value chains between the British Island and the Continent will be severe if there is no ambitious free trade agreement. https://t.co/qkU9H8rHbW

— IW Brussels (@iw_institute) December 4, 2017

"Brexit at its best: everything is possible but nothing takes place". https://t.co/Yot6HEp10n

— Michael Hüther (@michael_huether) December 29, 2017

My take on Brexit & Labour, written for our baffled European comrades @thefabians @FES_GB https://t.co/RycdEXqol5

— Andrew Harrop (@andrew_harrop) December 21, 2017

#publicationoftheday📚 “Brexit: What if Britain changes its mind?”, by @AndrewDuffEU (@epc_eu ) Read it here ➡️https://t.co/cN9Z3ghvdo pic.twitter.com/KxIjJ62VrJ

— TEPSA (@tepsaeu) March 13, 2018

President @JunckerEU and @MichelBarnier are in the #EPlenary to discuss the guidelines on the framework of future EU-UK relations #Brexit https://t.co/uOcKQTsv3Q

— European Commission 🇪🇺 (@EU_Commission) March 13, 2018

Andrew Moravcsik | One year after Brexit vote, Britain's relationship with E.U. unlikely to change much. Here's why. https://t.co/LehFtTAO2Y

— Princeton Politics (@PUPolitics) June 26, 2017

Thanks @CarolineGruyter for an excellent analysis about ongoing alliance building in the #europeanunion. There Is Life for the EU After Brexit https://t.co/fgW7cPJwso via @Carnegie_Europe (CS)

— Sweden in Greece (@SwedeninGR) March 27, 2018

US Policy Changes Vol.83 (G7 Canada, Trade, et al.)

Strange to say, I was not impressed by Trump's performance at the G7 https://t.co/YuwbtKaB2x

— Paul Krugman (@paulkrugman) June 9, 2018

If a president were trying to wreck the Atlantic alliance, he would behaving precisely as Trump is. https://t.co/hH59Dzdi1s

— David Leonhardt (@DLeonhardt) June 10, 2018

All bets off https://t.co/cTF6r3DKIp pic.twitter.com/Y8dPv1anvq

— NYT Opinion (@nytopinion) June 10, 2018

What is important is that the tumult caused by President Trump's unusual candidacy and his unusual approach to governing created an environment in which an intellectual refounding of Republican politics became possible, says @thechrisbuskirk https://t.co/JVuOVvcA7m

— NYT Opinion (@nytopinion) June 9, 2018

Hurricane Maria has been Trump’s one real test of presidential leadership so far. The depth of his failure is a sign of what's to come, argues @michelleinbklyn. https://t.co/jJVdlnjYxr

— NYT Opinion (@nytopinion) June 9, 2018

Several White House aides are said to be considering leaving their jobs, as the mood in the White House is one of resignation that President Trump is growing more emboldened to act on instinct alone https://t.co/WvJxo4Evn3

— NYT Politics (@nytpolitics) June 10, 2018

Larry Kudlow said President Trump pulled out of a joint G7 statement with allies because a “betrayal” by Justin Trudeau threatened to make the president look weak ahead of his meeting with Kim Jong-un https://t.co/Ss3SxhxqtP

— NYT Politics (@nytpolitics) June 10, 2018

President Trump threatened to end trade with G-7 nations that he said use unfair practices. “We’re like the piggy bank that everybody’s robbing.” https://t.co/ue0GHitjnr

— NYT Politics (@nytpolitics) June 10, 2018

Video: Macron, Trudeau and Merkel at odds with President Trump https://t.co/WD350FgjSw

— NYT Politics (@nytpolitics) June 10, 2018

First, Canada tried to charm President Trump. But now its government officials are waging a campaign against an American trade war. https://t.co/skTmrljLgf

— NYT Politics (@nytpolitics) June 10, 2018

President Trump has found himself isolated on the global stage for taking actions viewed by America’s closest allies as destructive and even illegal https://t.co/j66gWlOa3C

— NYT Politics (@nytpolitics) June 10, 2018

Is the economy doing exceptionally well, or performing only about as well as it did in the late years of the Obama administration? An @upshotNYT analysis: https://t.co/plCL3c4UBg

— NYT Politics (@nytpolitics) June 9, 2018

Video: President Trump displays confidence about the upcoming North Korea talks https://t.co/ZW8GcuuBdJ

— NYT Politics (@nytpolitics) June 9, 2018

China has stolen sensitive data related to naval warfare from the computers of a Navy contractor, American officials said https://t.co/SIW7TmT98x pic.twitter.com/OzPvHLiigT

— NYT Politics (@nytpolitics) June 9, 2018

President Trump is shaking up the international order to make friends with America’s enemies and enemies out of America’s friends, @peterbakernyt writes https://t.co/rP675SdJK8

— NYT Politics (@nytpolitics) June 9, 2018

In Canada, many observers were calling it the “G-6 plus 1” — with President Trump being cast as the irrational, irascible and dangerous outsider https://t.co/U0vPHvQdLm

— NYT Politics (@nytpolitics) June 9, 2018

President Trump's summit meeting with the Group of 7 leaders is likely to be dominated by festering trade tensions https://t.co/MmqcEg0W3L

— NYT Politics (@nytpolitics) June 8, 2018

President Trump called on the world’s leading economies to reinstate Russia to the Group of 7 nations four years after it was cast out for annexing Crimea https://t.co/4lkHqUU8At pic.twitter.com/16fAY5mNvW

— NYT Politics (@nytpolitics) June 8, 2018

President Trump railed against Canadian tariffs on American dairy products as he prepared to travel to Canada https://t.co/cwHkQ6RIeQ pic.twitter.com/SkX5hDHZ9E

— NYT Politics (@nytpolitics) June 8, 2018

Now updated with Trump's insults of Trudeau, as well as with a new chronological feature https://t.co/ECDtDEoxku

— The New York Times (@nytimes) June 11, 2018

U.S.-Canada trade feud escalates after fraught G-7 summit – Top trade adviser says ‘there’s a special place in hell for any foreign leader that engages in bad faith diplomacy’ with President Trump. My story w/@amacker https://t.co/4vdIb6ehQz via @WSJ

— Vivian Salama (@vmsalama) June 10, 2018

Trade plays an increasingly important role in the global economy. And concerns about recent U.S. tariffs will likely take center stage at the G-7 meeting https://t.co/CNelOWgpUd pic.twitter.com/osN16shJNH

— Capital Journal (@WSJPolitics) June 9, 2018

Russia and China have signed a raft of deals and pledged tighter coordination on security and foreign policy, underscoring how disputes with the U.S. are drawing the neighbors closer. https://t.co/tCfWvm0v1e

— Capital Journal (@WSJPolitics) June 9, 2018

Is President Trump good or bad for GOP midterm candidates? We asked the chairmen of the congressional campaign committees: https://t.co/GVqrjTiT4h (video)

— Capital Journal (@WSJPolitics) June 9, 2018

Great explainer from 2016 via ⁦@Neil_Irwin. I’m sure aides have tried to explain this to Trump.—> What⁩ Is the Trade Deficit? https://t.co/hD4RqgA36Z

— Glenn Kessler (@GlennKesslerWP) June 9, 2018

There are ‘nuggets of truth’ to what Trump says about trade https://t.co/eOdNXHDLhv

— Wonkblog (@Wonkblog) June 8, 2018

The labor market is the best it’s been since 1970 — but not if you want a raise https://t.co/HDLjHQ7i6R

— Wonkblog (@Wonkblog) June 6, 2018

Trump says U.S. economy may be the ‘greatest in history.’ Let’s check the record. https://t.co/4H3QsqETH9

— Wonkblog (@Wonkblog) June 5, 2018

The White House triples down on attacks on Trudeau as tensions from the G-7 summit deepen rift with closest U.S. allies https://t.co/laCQZvSUgM

— Washington Post (@washingtonpost) June 11, 2018

Canadians — including the country’s most staunch conservatives — rally around Trudeau amid the trade conflict with Trump https://t.co/W9LYcDi795

— Washington Post (@washingtonpost) June 10, 2018

The Trump Internet is sharing a counter-photo to that viral G-7 picture — and a strange conspiracy theory about Trudeau's eyebrows https://t.co/DDJe4soJfZ

— Washington Post (@washingtonpost) June 10, 2018

Opinion: After Trump’s G-7 summit fiasco, be afraid https://t.co/REu3rdP2Z7

— Washington Post (@washingtonpost) June 10, 2018

European leaders are indignant and defiant over Trump’s G-7 statement. But they’re not surprised. https://t.co/5Mj2F6UBus

— Washington Post (@washingtonpost) June 10, 2018

Trump adviser blasts Canada’s Trudeau for "betrayal" after G-7 summit https://t.co/LeIh6OSA0L

— Washington Post (@washingtonpost) June 10, 2018

NATO is still practicing for the worst https://t.co/dArUSrmrHJ

— Washington Post (@washingtonpost) June 10, 2018

The G-7 summit, summed up in one photo https://t.co/AZdAo6eDv9

— Washington Post (@washingtonpost) June 10, 2018

Trump blasts Canada's Trudeau for 'false statements'; says U.S. will not endorse G-7 communique https://t.co/HfcYrSq6C2

— Washington Post (@washingtonpost) June 9, 2018

Putin to Trump: "The ball is in America’s court" https://t.co/3EXDWZYv6c

— Washington Post (@washingtonpost) June 9, 2018

In Trump, some fear the end of the world order https://t.co/yBNx35PJj1

— Washington Post (@washingtonpost) June 9, 2018

Opinion: Trump is no joke https://t.co/S3Bg5VjK99

— Washington Post (@washingtonpost) June 9, 2018

Opinion: An open letter on trade — from 29 European Union ambassadors to the U.S. https://t.co/Sz6Y1xz56E

— Washington Post (@washingtonpost) June 8, 2018

Opinion: Trump’s effort to isolate us from the world is going great https://t.co/0Mz4jWU4RP

— Washington Post (@washingtonpost) June 8, 2018

China hacked a U.S. Navy contractor and secured a trove of highly sensitive submarine warfare data https://t.co/UyooonPquM

— Washington Post (@washingtonpost) June 8, 2018

Opinion: Republicans deny evidence Russia meddled, Trump invites Putin to rejoin G-7 https://t.co/JQGjITuDLX

— Washington Post (@washingtonpost) June 8, 2018

Analysis: Americans like Trump on the economy. They dislike Trump for being Trump. https://t.co/nDFBou9hBr

— Washington Post (@washingtonpost) June 8, 2018

Analysis: The G-7 has always been an informal club. With Russia remarks, Trump is pushing that. https://t.co/rpoZWkM3Ci

— Washington Post (@washingtonpost) June 8, 2018

Opinion: Trump’s clownish conduct earns him no respect from U.S. allies or adversaries https://t.co/TsQrWDC6m3

— Washington Post (@washingtonpost) June 8, 2018

The Cybersecurity 202: Lawmakers seek to kill Trump's ZTE deal over Chinese spying concerns https://t.co/DOOB0RbYFm

— Washington Post (@washingtonpost) June 8, 2018

Trump administration officials lash out at Canadian PM Justin Trudeau after G-7: "There's a special place in hell for any foreign leader that engages in bad faith diplomacy with President Donald J. Trump." https://t.co/e6WSrpzOPY pic.twitter.com/UW2fFF0XLS

— ABC News (@ABC) June 11, 2018

Leading Republican senator, and ally of Pres. Trump, disagrees with the president's suggestion that the G-7 should allow Russia to rejoin the alliance. https://t.co/WI6DgdyyV3 pic.twitter.com/2YbarAypBU

— ABC News (@ABC) June 11, 2018

Trump administration officials lash out at Canadian PM Justin Trudeau after G-7: “There’s a special place in hell for any foreign leader that engages in bad faith diplomacy with President Donald J. Trump." https://t.co/zGafuQJgrd pic.twitter.com/5Y894vr45o

— ABC News (@ABC) June 10, 2018

Canada's foreign minister responds to Trump administration officials' remarks against Canadian PM Justin Trudeau: "Canada does not believe that ad hominem attacks are a particularly appropriate or useful way to conduct our relations with other countries." https://t.co/wgURdb0Xio pic.twitter.com/ta7ByB753d

— ABC News (@ABC) June 10, 2018

Why Pres. Trump's combative trade stance toward allies poses risks. https://t.co/XtMrUGyz2N pic.twitter.com/DVSHNfjPZj

— ABC News (@ABC) June 10, 2018

During a weekend summit in China, Russian Pres. Vladimir Putin tries his hand at making baozi dumplings – a local delicacy – alongside Chinese Pres. Xi Jinping. https://t.co/W5bODB4Wbs pic.twitter.com/br0TiZExcZ

— ABC News (@ABC) June 10, 2018

The Kremlin says that Russian Pres. Putin and Pres. Trump have mentioned Vienna as a possible venue for their summit. https://t.co/ifyrPcfXmF pic.twitter.com/mce08NAsgX

— ABC News (@ABC) June 10, 2018

Canadian PM Justin Trudeau says Canada will not agree to a "sunset clause" in negotiations for NAFTA: "We will not, cannot sign a trade deal that expires automatically every five years. That is not a trade deal." https://t.co/b4kX33Pwhs pic.twitter.com/BzmwWpjcTB

— ABC News (@ABC) June 9, 2018

Singapore summit site run by family with Trump-like ambition. https://t.co/HBXyfIyRoQ pic.twitter.com/D4dGgBEDQs

— ABC News (@ABC) June 9, 2018

Pres. Trump on possibility nations of retaliating against new tariffs: "If they retaliate, they're making a mistake, because you see we have a tremendous trade imbalance." https://t.co/Y1nRb9lEpC pic.twitter.com/9k9Vqa7pM7

— ABC News (@ABC) June 9, 2018

Pres. Trump says entering Russia back into the G7 "has been discussed."

"I think the G8 would be better, I think having Russia back in would be a positive thing. We're looking for peace in the world, we're not looking to play games." https://t.co/JGUjuD0v7f pic.twitter.com/MeLil3YB0s

— ABC News (@ABC) June 9, 2018

Pres. Trump faces swift backlash following call for Russia to re-enter the G7. https://t.co/eOXvwJbVUH pic.twitter.com/c8m4oqS5Z2

— ABC News (@ABC) June 9, 2018

Mitt Romney predicts that Pres. Trump would "solidly" win a second term. https://t.co/wGFvqqYX6i pic.twitter.com/Jfw6UnxveD

— ABC News (@ABC) June 9, 2018

White House adviser Peter Navarro: There's a "special place in hell" for leaders like Trudeau https://t.co/d5lZLR9yEP pic.twitter.com/ZfOHFd0DQn

— CBS News (@CBSNews) June 11, 2018

Susan Rice slams Trump for "disgraceful statement" about Russia at G7 https://t.co/FaMjtbEiLQ pic.twitter.com/gOr7WE3l9g

— CBS News (@CBSNews) June 11, 2018

The White House escalated its trade tirade Sunday against Canada's prime minister, branding Justin Trudeau a back-stabber unworthy of President Trump's time https://t.co/7mRGnpekS3 pic.twitter.com/R0mnyzlKZa

— CBS News (@CBSNews) June 10, 2018

"What's not in good faith is when you leave there you fly out of there and the host Canadian Prime Minister starts taking wacks at you": Larry Kudlow said comments after President Trump left G7 justify pulling out of the communique on Face The Nation https://t.co/YObVXGu8L4 pic.twitter.com/HtGlf3zltT

— CBS News (@CBSNews) June 10, 2018

Susan Rice said that the U.S now finds itself in a "very dangerous moment" as President Trump appears to be further embracing Russia on @FaceTheNation https://t.co/ZYOBLgMTme pic.twitter.com/wxr0ze2b3y

— CBS News (@CBSNews) June 10, 2018

A photo released by the German federal government depicting the tension between President Trump and his counterparts at the G7 summit has gone viral https://t.co/KHfR0ohviV pic.twitter.com/ttlEkg00dy

— CBS News (@CBSNews) June 10, 2018

Democratic leaders and Sen. John McCain on Saturday night criticized President Trump for his comments about the G7 summit about trade and Russia. https://t.co/lJp3ym243n pic.twitter.com/m4WYhcSNxK

— CBS News (@CBSNews) June 10, 2018

With President Trump, politics no longer stops at the water's edge https://t.co/CCsdzXzSze

— NBC News (@NBCNews) June 11, 2018

"There's a special place in hell for any foreign leader that engages in bad faith diplomacy with President Donald J. Trump and then tries to stab him in the back on the way out the door," White House trade adviser Peter Navarro said about Trudeau https://t.co/XjHFhbzXQc

— NBC News (@NBCNews) June 10, 2018

A series of Chinese missile systems have reappeared on a disputed island in the South China Sea, days after satellite imagery appeared to show they had been removed. https://t.co/IKAcnMCE3E

— CNN (@CNN) June 11, 2018

Canadian Foreign Minister Chrystia Freeland on the growing trade tension between the US and Canada: “Canada does not conduct its diplomacy through ad hominem attacks. We don’t think that that is a useful or productive way to do business” https://t.co/4gVpyUqmiA pic.twitter.com/lWD2MVtmQ7

— CNN (@CNN) June 10, 2018

Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says he will impose retaliatory measures to answer President Trump's tariffs on steel and aluminum: "Canadians: we're polite, we're reasonable, but we also will not be pushed around." https://t.co/qtUL2rS6Ik pic.twitter.com/z4Kw1DzdqA

— CNN (@CNN) June 10, 2018

What is a tariff? Your trade questions, answered https://t.co/qXKL4qiikD pic.twitter.com/MotA1QNS2v

— CNN (@CNN) June 10, 2018

Democratic Sen. Dianne Feinstein says President Trump not signing the G7 communique was a “big mistake” #CNNSOTU https://t.co/CLAB0mhbPd https://t.co/MlhTn3KK1K

— CNN (@CNN) June 10, 2018

President @realDonaldTrump: "Who are you with out of curiosity?"

Reporter: "@CNN."@POTUS: "I figured – Fake News CNN. The worst." pic.twitter.com/8T5txRkU4J

— Fox News (@FoxNews) June 9, 2018

EU will act against U.S. tariffs on steel, aluminum: Merkel https://t.co/mgtPaFfR7E pic.twitter.com/bpa6a8mm6G

— Reuters Top News (@Reuters) June 10, 2018

https://twitter.com/bbcworldservice/status/1005818970354651138

Fellow Republicans, this is not who we are. This cannot be our party. https://t.co/xkGMYfoR9w

— Jeff Flake (@JeffFlake) June 10, 2018

The left’s big idea on the economy is to cancel the tax cuts.

Really? Would they also ask the 5 million workers who’ve gotten bonuses and pay hikes to give the money back? https://t.co/R7CaCPBipl

— Heritage Foundation (@Heritage) May 8, 2018

Family photo of G7 and outreach leaders. #G7Charlevoix pic.twitter.com/fPkZ76sm7W

— G7 Canada (@g7) June 9, 2018

Switzerland Vol.3

Switzerland | OECD
Switzerland | The World Bank
Switzerland | The European Commission
2018 Index of Economic Freedom – Switzerland | The Heritage Foundation
Switzerland: Economy | global EDGE – Michigan State University
The Economic Performance of Swiss Regions – Indicators of Economic Performance, Composition of Cantonal Economies and Clusters of Traded Industries (PDF) | Philippe Gugler & Michael Keller Center for Competitiveness, University of Fribourg
Swiss economy to finally overcome weakness caused by sharp appreciation of Swiss franc – Year Ahead 2018 regional outlook: Switzerland (29/11/2017) | UBS
Switzerland – GDP and Economic Data | Global Finance
SWITZERLAND | EULER HERMES
Switzerland | Coface
Switzerland: the 2018 economic outlook (15/01/2018) | Roger Keller BNP PARIBAS
Switzerland Economy | ECONOMY WATCH
Best Countries For Business 2018 – Switzerland | Forbes
Switzerland – Detailed economic analysis, indicators and forecasts. | Moody’s Analytics, Inc.
Swiss National Bank
Free trade agreement Switzerland/EU and EFTA agreements (PDF)
Invest in Switzerland – Key Industries | Switzerland Global Enterprise
The Productivity Deficit of the Knowledge-Intensive Business Service Industries in Switzerland (PDF; 2015) | Boris Kaiser & Michael Siegenthaler – Study on behalf of the State Secretariat for Economic Affairs SECO
Greater Zurich Area
Switzerland | The Local
Switzerland | BBC
Switzerland | Guardian
Switzerland | The Telegraph
Switzerland | The New York Times
Switzerland | CNBC
Switzerland | CNN Money
Swiss Bankers Association
Switzerland (PDF) | Financial Secrecy Index
Switzerland | US News
Switzerland | EIU
Switzerland | The Economist
Switzerland | Credit Suisse
Switzerland | UN Global Compact
Switzerland – Human Development Indicators | UNDP
The CPT and Switzerland | Council of Europe
Switzerland | IAEA PRIS
Switzerland | National Geographic
Economy | Switzerland Tourism
Switzerland Innovation
Transforming the Swiss economy – The impact of automation on employment and industries | Deloitte
Switzerland | ARAB NEWS
Switzerland | Trading Economics
Is Switzerland the Perfect Economy? (07/31/2015) | Lina Kherchi The market Mogul
What makes Switzerland so competitive? (03/09/2014) | Thierry Geiger WEF
A Note on Switzerland’s Economy – Did the Swiss economy really stagnate in the 1990’s, and is Switzerland really all that rich ? (PDF) | Jean-Christian Lambelet and Alexander Mihailov Crea Institute, Lausanne University
Switzerland: Economy Overview (02/02/2010) | Ina Dimireva EUbusiness
Switzerland | European Social Survey
Switzerland’s Economic Dependence during World War II | HISTORY OF SWITZERLAND
Commanding Heights : Switzerland Overview | PBS
Global Innovation Index 2017: Switzerland, Sweden, Netherlands, USA, UK Top Annual Ranking (06/15/2017) | WIPO

Switzerland Vol.2

Founded 25 years ago as a ad hoc jazz group, the ETH Big Band has now become a successful orchestra that delights international audiences. https://t.co/0azoJUw8iL pic.twitter.com/MOk9PrJ2yN

— ETH Zurich (@ETH_en) March 19, 2018

The ugly ducklings: biofilms in bath toys now in @Nature_NPJ Biofilms and Microbiomes: https://t.co/e36orMgEXp and @EawagResearch: https://t.co/VsiyZSYYuT pic.twitter.com/CtsmozVxiy

— Eawag (@EawagResearch) March 27, 2018

Could you imagine creating an artificial heart using 3D printing technology? @ETH Zurich they did just that: https://t.co/vU18RuZ5Q5 pic.twitter.com/l0bjFYSK8y

— CNNMoney Switzerland (@CNNMoneyCH) April 10, 2018

Inspired by nature: Researchers at ETH and Purdue University have created an artificial structure that functions on the same folding principle as an earwig’s wing. @sciencemagazine @LifeAtPurdue #origami #3Dprinting https://t.co/UWdx356BFp pic.twitter.com/bMpbwlVZem

— ETH Zurich (@ETH_en) March 22, 2018

These robots could revolutionise #TimberConstruction: The “Spatial Timber Assemblies” process developed by ETH researchers extends design possibilities for traditional timber construction and saves resources. #DigitalFabrication #DFABHouse #NEST https://t.co/qUVPhDAU6w pic.twitter.com/onN0vCaOs9

— ETH Zurich (@ETH_en) March 22, 2018

https://twitter.com/VisitZurich/status/965986923356434432

New Wingtra #drone, powered by @Dronecode and @ETH_en, takes aerial #mapping to the next level! Thanks to @Reuters, now our story is available to the whole world. https://t.co/Bc2nARUXWk

— Wingtra (@Wingtra) February 27, 2018

ETH computer graphics specialists have analysed weather simulations by displaying clouds and wind in 3D at high resolution. This might also be useful to meteorologists. https://t.co/sO1bXhBmGB pic.twitter.com/eZK960D7Tg

— ETH Zurich (@ETH_en) April 23, 2018

EPFL’s Resilient Steel Structures Laboratory finished in first place at an international computer simulation competition on earthquake engineering https://t.co/3W3by6V2he #earthquakenetwork pic.twitter.com/gDnFXa6BfW

— EPFL-ENAC (@epflENAC) April 10, 2018

ANYmal is also able to skate! The robot still needs to learn how to brake … #ANYmal @ETH @ETH_en pic.twitter.com/ZtOlsB5dtu

— Robotic Systems Lab (@leggedrobotics) February 22, 2018

A protein that self-replicates @ETH_en @NatureComms https://t.co/3SjHhSdlTd

— Phys.org (@physorg_com) February 22, 2018

https://twitter.com/Trace_EPFL/status/988384213962502145

A new, cheap material can quickly remove heavy metals from water, making it drinkable in seconds https://t.co/xntU4RQuzS published in @ACSCentSci #WaterCrisis #SaveWater #metaloxideframeworks

— EPFL Basic Sciences (@epflSB) March 15, 2018

To reduce the sugar content of processed foods, an EPFL spin-off developed a fiber powder made of barley residue from the beer-making process. https://t.co/aZszrfpav3

— EPFL (@EPFL_en) April 9, 2018

What do we really accept when we click "I accept the terms and conditions"? A system developed at EPFL sums it up for you and helps you protect your data https://t.co/a5U8JfbYH4

— EPFL (@EPFL_en) February 15, 2018

The University of Basel won the first nano car race, racing molecules down a gold surface: https://t.co/yqYsvWa66k #nano @nanobay_ pic.twitter.com/hZeIHECY85

— University of Basel (@UniBasel_en) July 7, 2017

Should #robots and #AI become legal persons? – A debate with Shawn Bayern @floridastate, Andrew Walton @UniofNewcastle & Thomas Burri @HSGStGallen https://t.co/K1jBLNCdSN

— HSGProfessional (@HSGProfessional) May 9, 2018

The American roboticist and #roboethicist @RonaldArkin @GeorgiaTech on the possibilities of #robotics, #AI and #emotions in robots: https://t.co/RyqrNCllJy

— Uni St.Gallen (HSG) (@HSGStGallen) May 7, 2018

My @HSGStGallen colleagues Stefan Legge and Tomas Casas explain the challenges to get a sustainable business model in the circular economy started. https://t.co/oWwuUtSP9M https://t.co/QrlQaABW4U

— Winfried Ruigrok (@WinfriedRuigrok) April 26, 2018

Edith Joseph, a materials chemist with a background in art conservation at the University of Neuchatel, is developing methods for using microbes to preserve art. Learn more: https://t.co/tVERZ2d1GS. #WomenInSTEM pic.twitter.com/1Tj8TXGW9d

— ASBMB (@ASBMB) May 4, 2018

“The striking finding is that 75% of our samples had measurable quantities,” said Prof Edward Mitchell at the University of Neuchâtel. “That was surprising to us, since our coverage included many remote areas, including oceanic islands.”https://t.co/Zt9CzeMfWR pic.twitter.com/KQiBBbDfyS

— GMO Free USA (@GMOFreeUSA) April 27, 2018

Why #termite queens live exceptionally long and, at the same time, are extraordinary fertile has been revealed by a research team from the Institute of #Zoology at the @UniFreiburg. @PNASNews @nature #termites #reproduction https://t.co/BWAFjj5T4U pic.twitter.com/eDLUOYcC19

— Presse Uni Freiburg (@PresseUniFR) May 8, 2018

Applications are now open for the @SwisscomStartUp Challenge! Apply by May 21st to take your Hightech startup to #SiliconValley for a business acceleration program https://t.co/XRsrR7Bnpf #Swisscom #StartUpChallenge pic.twitter.com/EOwPqFYknj

— Venturelab (@venturelab_ch) April 6, 2018

https://twitter.com/heclausanne/status/983268473169174528

The role of middle #management in #strategy: Prof. @xcastaner @unil contributes to the first #research handbook on the topic! https://t.co/Jv4Wd9KhEs pic.twitter.com/ott6LyZ01M

— HEC Lausanne (@heclausanne) March 16, 2018

"The need for understanding was my way of finding my way in life," says Nobel Laureate Jacques Dubochet.

"As a young child, sometimes you're afraid, life is sometimes threatening. Understanding was my way out. It’s not just by accident that I became a scientist." pic.twitter.com/LcRTHRT9Fx

— The Nobel Prize (@NobelPrize) April 11, 2018

Ludwig Lausanne researchers report promising results from clinical evaluation of a personalized cancer vaccine given in combination with standard therapies. Treatment induced potent therapeutic responses in many patients with advanced #ovariancancer https://t.co/7eLrGpGqzd pic.twitter.com/aYJtMA8aKP

— Ludwig Cancer (@Ludwig_Cancer) April 11, 2018

Star anise is a popular spice used in cooking and also known for its medicinal properties. Ethnologist Annuska Derks of #UZH follows the fruit from its cultivation in #Vietnam on its journey through a globalized world. https://t.co/oYzIGU1vNL pic.twitter.com/s2jr3izyDF

— University of Zurich (@uzh_news_en) March 15, 2018

Modern technologies are dangerous. Does this mean that individuals should be as seamlessly protected as possible? UZH professor of law Florent Thouvenin believes that this, the current approach to data protection, is misguided.https://t.co/AF7vGFK0KT pic.twitter.com/E5ZVLHQoMG

— University of Zurich (@uzh_news_en) April 13, 2018

Physicists from @UNIGEnews, @UGrenobleAlpes, @CNRS and @CEA_Recherche have been the first to confirm a #theory on #topological phase #transitions, a field of research initiated by the 2016 #Nobel Prize-winners in physics. https://t.co/YZfCb0XUWB pic.twitter.com/JTdh8XXdYj

— UNIGE_en (@unige_en) May 7, 2018

Do you sometimes forget to buy, send or fix something you had planned to?
A paper by Matthias Kliegel and Nicola Ballhausen @unige_en explains how this very special kind of #memory workshttps://t.co/ORU5m13E3E via @sciam

— NCCR LIVES (@NCCR_LIVES) April 30, 2018

#UNIGE researchers analysed the #cerebral activity of #egotistical people, discovering that they do not think about the #future if it seems too far off to concern them. https://t.co/2ATfJJuD0b pic.twitter.com/DsVxRxRcbT

— UNIGE_en (@unige_en) April 25, 2018

Information processing features can accurately predict the emergent behaviour of complex systems, research @UvA_Amsterdam & @UNIGEnews shows: https://t.co/6emJoYB1pD #complexity #complexsystems @UvA_IAS @cxdig pic.twitter.com/z5himNrikB

— UvA Institute for Advanced Study (@UvA_IAS) April 24, 2018

The University of Berne is an institutional partner of @ISBSIB since 2008 and there are currently working 30 SIB Members who are affiliated to #unibern https://t.co/EWx7zJM9iN

— Universität Bern (@unibern) May 7, 2018

Switzerland Vol.1

Switzerland_Cantons
Switzerland_Mountains
Switzerland_Linguistic

#Rossini: GUILLAUME TELL – Ouverture https://t.co/zMrUUhmjSZ via @YouTube

— Louis Riel (@LouisRielFrance) November 18, 2016

Gioachino Rossini's “Guillaume Tell” is playing at the Metropolitan Opera for the first time in 85 years: https://t.co/wlLIUnNRRl pic.twitter.com/hxCFVo04ek

— The New Yorker (@NewYorker) November 7, 2016

Rossini’s Guillaume Tell spins the tale of the legendary #Swiss folk hero #WilliamTell at the @MetOpera this season: https://t.co/S0PYBUumA1

— Swiss Consulate NY (@SwissCGNY) November 17, 2016

Cantons of Switzerland | TRAMsoft GmbH
The 10 Most Populous Cities In Switzerland | World Atlas
Switzerland’s Political System and Government | ALL ABOUT SWITZERLAND
The Federal Council, The portal of the Swiss government
Switzerland’s direct democracy (YouTube)
What Type Of Government Does Switzerland Have? | World Atlas
This is how Switzerland’s direct democracy works (31/07/2017) | Micol Lucchi WEF
Switzerland’s People Power (04/20/2017) | Catherine Bosley BLOOMBERG
7 Reasons Why Switzerland Is The Best-Run Country In The World (12/11/2012) | Max Nisen BUSINESS INSIDER
Switzerland Celebrates Europe’s Strangest System of Government (21/09/2017) | Mathieu von Rohr SPIEGEL ONLINE
The Swiss Cantonal System: A Model democracy (03/12/2000) | LIBERTY INTERNATIONAL
How Switzerland’s cabinet works – Politics in Switzerland | Just Landed
Switzerland’s 18 living ex-presidents: a political record (07/12/2017) | Thomas Stephens SWI
The political System of Switzerland | SwissCommunity
Switzerland Government | GraphicMaps
Switzerland Corruption Report | GAN BUSINESS ANTI-CORRUPTION Portal
SECRETS OF SWISS SUCCESS – LESSONS FOR NEW ZEALAND (PDF) | Oliver Hartwich The Centre for Independent Studies
https://twitter.com/Martin_Dahinden/status/984800784985526272

So different yet so alike: Why both Switzerland and the USA regularly appear at the top of #innovation indices #entrepreneurship https://t.co/hM1jz0eYoX pic.twitter.com/QZ8XxQmloF

— Swiss Business Hub (@SBH_USA) April 18, 2018

Wasted energy comes off of your devices as heat. Now, @UCBerkeIeyresearchers have found a way to capture some of that heat — and convert it back to #energy. https://t.co/Wbdekv8HLW #anthropocene

— swissnex San Francisco (@swissnexSF) April 21, 2018

From Zurich to Geneva in 15 minutes? Los Angeles to San Francisco in 35 minutes? That would be convenient! Read more about the prototype of the train @HyperloopOne. @ETH_en @ETH @EthAlumni https://t.co/WQKS6ee4qn

— SwissCanadianChamber (@CH_CAN_Chamber) December 21, 2017

https://twitter.com/Swiss_Pavilion/status/897444359389552642

.@SkylarTibbits shows the latest in #4DPrinting from @SelfAssemblyLab @SXSW #DigitalFabrication #AI #SXSW #Switzerland #Future #SXSW18 #MIT #SXSWswiss @SelfAssemblyLab pic.twitter.com/wSEc2qpZIm

— swissnex Boston (@swissnexBoston) March 10, 2018

Switzerland is one of the most attractive Life Science and Biotechnology locations in Europe. Find out more in our blog post with @SBH_USA https://t.co/JvMbwquj79 pic.twitter.com/jqaH3u72S8

— Swiss Consulate NY (@SwissCGNY) April 5, 2018

https://twitter.com/SwissCGNY/status/972158044732837888

#sustainable #Police in #Switzerland https://t.co/tvTfERSkib

— Swiss Consulate LA (@SwissCGLA) March 22, 2018

For a full year we have presented the #Swiss Economic footprint in every state! #Switzerland being 6th largest investor in the US and creating nearly 500,000 jobs! Find your state: https://t.co/9ZE3P9H85I #FDI pic.twitter.com/qA4PGe39o0

— Swiss Embassy (@SwissEmbassyUSA) March 22, 2018

.@ETH_en Zurich is founding a School for Continuing Education. With its focus on #cybersecurity and #datascience, ETH is confident its new school will meet the needs of the labor market. https://t.co/lKJoaa3sqD pic.twitter.com/pJrVSsHZT3

— Greater Zurich Area (@GreaterZurich) April 16, 2018

https://twitter.com/BF_Nordics/status/987253273471184899

Immigration issues at a Chicago bakery are plaguing the Swiss maker of Otis Spunkmeyer cakes https://t.co/btzrHrvLQk pic.twitter.com/j2xYG51Nvc

— Bloomberg (@business) November 27, 2017

What legacy do we leave to the world? Richard Armstrong, Director of the @Guggenheim reflects on the power of collecting to impart today's truths to future generations. pic.twitter.com/LbDYMcUkEp

— UBS Art (@UBSglobalart) January 9, 2018

And the most beautiful bank note in the world is… #Switzerland’s 10-franc note! https://t.co/gW4svWmif9 pic.twitter.com/hHAKxiPRxg

— House of Switzerland (@HofSwitzerland) April 9, 2018

Ireland Vol.29 (Economy, et al. – institutes of technology, counties, chambers, LEOs, et al.)

Carlow

Arts Council to invest more than €1.5million in Kilkenny & Carlow in 2018 https://t.co/d7SGBcSdvl

— CarlowCountyCouncil (@Carlow_Co_Co) March 21, 2018

A person who deals with waste must have a valid waste collection permit. Every #householder & #business is responsible for where their #waste is deposited. To check and see if your collector is authorised contact environ@carlowcoco.ie or check out https://t.co/Pszgl4dysw pic.twitter.com/7aw46kvbva

— CarlowCountyCouncil (@Carlow_Co_Co) March 21, 2018

Carlow County Museum is located on College Street in the Cultural Quarter of Carlow Town. It is open all year round and has free admission. See @CarlowCountyMus or https://t.co/l8QWKQSqmS pic.twitter.com/h5KYqzYjT5

— CarlowCountyCouncil (@Carlow_Co_Co) March 12, 2018

What tough new data protection rules mean for business emails @Fora_ie https://t.co/wzlJOQ9NJf pic.twitter.com/YVcJHUZKg8

— LEO Carlow (@CarlowLEO) March 20, 2018

. @Microfinanceire works very closely with the Local Enterprise Offices providing loans to #SME s. More Info at https://t.co/CGVPAerkZL pic.twitter.com/eEWPklmXSy

— LEO Carlow (@CarlowLEO) March 19, 2018

Online business or Ebusiness (electronic business) is primarily conducted through the internet that sells products, services, and advertising.

> Smart Ways to Integrate Your Online Business https://t.co/y4QJAIvIqP @TweakYourBiz pic.twitter.com/6udRq0Vi2m

— LEO Carlow (@CarlowLEO) March 19, 2018

Congrats to #Borris based business, Keenan Farm Machinery on their recent product launch! > Keenan MechFiber365 replica model mixer wagon launched https://t.co/un45SwGJ8C #agriland #carlow pic.twitter.com/OayJoItaHO

— LEO Carlow (@CarlowLEO) March 18, 2018

Fact or fiction? 8 common GDPR myths https://t.co/JiwDHrgWYW via @siliconrepublic pic.twitter.com/Kgvg2tJ2yT

— LEO Carlow (@CarlowLEO) March 16, 2018

Over 40 Local Authority Tourism Officers, Heritage Officers and Visitor Attraction Managers were last night recognised for their participation in our Regional Tourism and Revenue Management Programmes for @ancienteastIRL @KilkennyNotices @Carlow_Co_Co https://t.co/4kevEX6LkW pic.twitter.com/TJyfq4wMoM

— Fáilte Ireland (@Failte_Ireland) March 16, 2018

Wexford

Congratulations Karen! https://t.co/193ZsmBNVq

— Wexford Chamber (@WexfordChamber) March 16, 2018

Wow! Time really is flying! https://t.co/SegFa3m4kH

— Wexford Chamber (@WexfordChamber) March 7, 2018

The new Mobile Library for Mobile South is launched by Minister @MichaelRingFG @DeptRCD in Duncannon, Wexford! Hurray! @wexfordcoco @michaeldarcy @duncannonbeach pic.twitter.com/d2PFmHQwOa

— Wexford Libraries (@wexlibraries) March 9, 2018

Great link showing impressive list of taskings by type carried out by @CivilDefenceIRL volunteers De-briefings will be significant also https://t.co/CvtipMXPKr pic.twitter.com/8pJzaJA00J

— Peter Murphy (@RepublicofPeter) March 7, 2018

Sums up the situation for the #restaurant industry after the last week. So if & when u can please #support ur #local restaurants & #cafe . We do #appreciate it! @BackofHouseIE @RAI_ie @GoodFoodIreland @LucindasIreland @WexfordChamber @WexFoodFamily https://t.co/Uc570XQYpd

— Button & Spoon (@buttonandspoon) March 5, 2018

This bit of good news nearly got lost in all the snow: Celtic Routes project provides €1.6m of EU funds to encourage tourists to travel to and stay in Waterford, Wicklow and Wexford. Well done to @wexfordcoco and @WaterfordCounci https://t.co/w7zKEJYn9p

— Ireland South East (@IrelandSthEast) March 6, 2018

Waterford

Listen back: Physics lecturer at WIT @CormacORafferty talks about #StephenHawking earlier. https://t.co/tqorSPlqLT

— Waterford IT (@waterfordit) March 14, 2018

We continue our 'Meet the Council' series, introducing @IrishResearch Board Member Dr Felicity Kelliher, Senior Lecturer at @waterfordit and co-founder of @RIKON_WIT: https://t.co/7vI4PS1ugz. #LoveIrishResearch pic.twitter.com/YcdowNK9MD

— IrishResearchCouncil (@IrishResearch) March 12, 2018

Enjoyed this case study: EirGen Pharma's campus in Waterford. Waterford and Carlow are looking forward to 2 new Advanced Technology Buildings over the next couple of years. https://t.co/0OtJn9v5QW @IDASouthEastReg

— Ireland South East (@IrelandSthEast) March 20, 2018

Check out this weeks featured course – QQI certified supervisory management – a must for anyone stepping in to a supervisory role or for those wishing to upskill in their current role. More at: https://t.co/bmnw2gvk0q pic.twitter.com/yqQijAdu9Q

— Janet Tumulty (@newlinkstrain) March 16, 2018

Really appreciated, thanks @IrelandSthEast https://t.co/FEU2KXSolh

— Waterford Chamber (@waterfordcc) March 16, 2018

Are you working on a business idea? Are you looking for a work space in Waterford? Visit https://t.co/39QtZBCzZ7 @thinkbusinessie @BoxWorksCoWork. Also meet some of the startups behind Ireland's most trendy coworking space in this video by @SporthouseTV.https://t.co/GIlAtkvIYS

— Waterford Chamber (@waterfordcc) March 15, 2018

Do you work in Tourism, want to build a tourism product or business? There's a training programme coming up to help you to build a sustainable tourism strategy connected to the @WaterfordGrnWay – Find out more & book your place online https://t.co/TjAyV5brAJ @LEOWaterford https://t.co/xSKIYNobXE

— Dungarvan Chamber (@DvanChamber) March 14, 2018

A #Waterford virtual reality startup has just bagged millions from a stock market float – Major congratulations to Immersive VR Education, wishing you all continued success #GoodNewsThursday #Entrepreneurship https://t.co/h1Ea5oL5fj

— LEO Waterford (@LEOWaterford) March 15, 2018

Cork

You need some neck to start a business. Why not visit us @LEOSouthCork and discover how we can assist you. Over 50? https://t.co/vmw3hwbUZZ … #smartageing @Corkcoco pic.twitter.com/0uJ7YIHSuo

— LEOSouthCork (@LEOSouthCork) February 22, 2018

Sligo

Sligo Co Co is in the process of developing a Co #Sligo Diaspora Strategy for the period 2018-2022. Please take a few minutes to complete this online questionnaire https://t.co/fUHEkvGpMR See our website for further info https://t.co/eny9dvLZiI @Sligo_PPN pic.twitter.com/d1xstZ2Ult

— Sligo County Council (@sligococo) March 9, 2018

@itsligo welcomes @BCColleges to the North West! @THEA_Irl @ei_canada @EduIreland 🇨🇦👍🇮🇪 pic.twitter.com/KjXfjk0ERD

— IT Sligo Global ☘🌍 (@itsligoglobal) March 8, 2018

We are so delighted to be the first Institute of Technology to secure approval for a Masters in Social Work. Get all the details @ https://t.co/YlS43hu5DQ pic.twitter.com/AunWzNmTv6

— IT Sligo (@itsligo) March 20, 2018

Welcome to @CountySligoGC voted No. 1 Links Course in #Ireland by IGTOA on the @wildatlanticway https://t.co/SgAOSSk4QD

— Sligo Chamber (@SligoChamber) March 16, 2018

President Fiona Candon speaks of placing Sligo on the map and using its wonderful assets for its development and economic growth, also mentioning the undeniable benefits that Skillnet brings to businesses #training #employeedevelopment https://t.co/UmJe4OvuwQ via @YouTube

— Sligo Chamber (@SligoChamber) March 13, 2018

Roz on your next visit to Sligo check our Knocknarea Mountain @GoStrandhill @VOYAbeauty @drafthousesligo @sligotourism https://t.co/FjnIKPMfxw

— Sligo Tourism (@sligotourism) March 10, 2018

County Sligo is a must-visit along Ireland’s Wild Atlantic Way for water sports enthusiasts! 🌊

MT @damienjkennedy pic.twitter.com/DrjlEYhqOP

— Discover Ireland (@DiscoverIreland) March 15, 2018

People aged 50-54 years are most likely to be #carers. In Western Region over 1 in 10 people in this age group provide #care. In total 54.2% of all carers in the region are aged 40-60 years. Balancing care & work is critical issue. https://t.co/NjWu5TbXq2 pic.twitter.com/yt6xEnsSrX

— WDCInsights (@WDCInsights) March 9, 2018

Events booking out fast….so hurry! #LocalEnterprise https://t.co/WOlAdSjOnF

— LEO Sligo (@LEOSligo) February 22, 2018

Galway

What Galway has in store for its year as European Region of Gastronomy https://t.co/Xgdc9ijTop

— Irish Times Food (@IrishTimesFood) March 16, 2018

Sample the atmosphere at #GalwayFair @Loc_Enterprise today… Opens at 11am #gifts #Christmascoming pic.twitter.com/uSK6NKWgTT

— Breda Fox (@BredaFox) November 25, 2017

The University welcomed the Singing Men of #Arkansas to campus last night for a choral concert with the @nuigalway Staff Choir & #Moycullen Music Soc Singers. If you want to hear their mellow sounds, head to @BunrattyCastle today! @NWArkCouncil @UArkansas pic.twitter.com/9743DurKRZ

— NUI Galway (@nuigalway) March 20, 2018

Clare

Congrats to @MinconGroup – CEO Joe Purcell and founder and chairman Paddy Purcell on their success and the immense contribution they make to Shannon as an #investment location.

Mincon announce new acquisition as profit soars https://t.co/BO5cR5Qwq2

— Shannon Chamber (@SNNChamber) March 20, 2018

Productivity gap widens between multinationals and local firms https://t.co/kdY0YBUX2U

— Shannon Chamber (@SNNChamber) March 10, 2018

If the St. Patrick's Day festivities didn't whet your appetite for all things Irish, this certainly will….

@FoodOnTheEdge #FOTE2018 https://t.co/aqp76oAFu4

— Shannon Airport (@ShannonAirport) March 20, 2018

Limerick

#Limerick’s remarkable journey recognised with European award https://t.co/Mkgjogtobd pic.twitter.com/HSxgyvVWKL

— Limerick Council (@LimerickCouncil) March 21, 2018

Minister @HHumphreysFG visits @EngineLimerick and sees how innovation will be driven in #Limerick https://t.co/qwsrIkzoKS pic.twitter.com/vQGi88R7cx

— Limerick Council (@LimerickCouncil) March 12, 2018

Is your Chowder the best? Search is on for #Limerick’s Chowder Champion
https://t.co/xgETcnlZd9 #LimerickChowder #AllIrelandChowder pic.twitter.com/86vDOInldu

— Limerick Council (@LimerickCouncil) March 12, 2018

Have you got an idea for a mural or painting for this space in #Limerick City? We want members of the public to suggest ideas for what the latest mural should be! Submit your ideas on Twitter using #Speakersmural https://t.co/qaqJXli4hL pic.twitter.com/ppwL2N3Adl

— Limerick Council (@LimerickCouncil) March 5, 2018

Now this is the sort of addition that our city needs from a retail perspective- good move and wishing it all the best @LimerickChamber https://t.co/KaykOukkCW

— Limerick City (@limerickcitybiz) March 13, 2018

Don't forget to check out our vast range of events here in Limerick as part of #LocalEnterprise Week https://t.co/Gd0HfC2gpX

— Local Enterprise Office Limerick (@leo_limerick) March 4, 2018

Vivienne Pratt works as a Manufacturing Engineer with @BDBiosciences and is a graduate of @Mechanical_LIT. Check out her full story at https://t.co/3MuJtk4kNU Get what you want. #MakeitLIT pic.twitter.com/sm8nLLqLZW

— LIT (@LimerickIT) March 14, 2018

Well done to all chefs who competed in today's #LimerickChowderChamp and congratulations to the winner Danny Martinez Doyle of Dan Cronins Bar & Bistro, Newcastle West. LIT Alumni Danny will now represent Limerick at the All Ireland Chowder Cook Off in Kinsale this April. pic.twitter.com/c6MK6Wj4mm

— LIT (@LimerickIT) March 20, 2018

🎵 THREE DAYS TO GO 🎵@LITMusicFest returns this Monday, March 12th.
For a full list of events please visit https://t.co/X6Tf1ruH53 https://t.co/G227lPH51E

— LIT (@LimerickIT) March 9, 2018

The prize draw for week 2 of the @StudentSurveyIE took place this morning on our Moylish campus. The top 6 prizes up for grabs were 3 LIT O'Neills hoodies and 3 LIT beanie hats. Congratulations to our 6 winners and thank you for filling out the ISSE survey! #Haveyoursay pic.twitter.com/BVGO6j6SF3

— LIT (@LimerickIT) March 9, 2018

https://twitter.com/LimerickIT/status/971427484473413632

Final song from CALC! Well done to @CMoyross, the #MIC B Ed 4's, @MIDAS_MIC for the flash mob, Director Noirin Ni Riain & @PatriciaKieran pic.twitter.com/pdUaRKgZ13

— MIC_Limerick (@MICLimerick) March 15, 2018

Incredible talent from the kids @CMoyross NS. No wonder this went viral. Glad we saw them at #MICLimerick before they hit the big time! pic.twitter.com/BZ5oARucIW

— MIC_Limerick (@MICLimerick) March 15, 2018

Fabulous singing from the pupils of @CMoyross NS #Moyross performing with #MIC B Ed 4 students for CALC 2018 pic.twitter.com/TLZ9vOOSnH

— MIC_Limerick (@MICLimerick) March 15, 2018

LUNCHTIME EVENT TODAY: Moyross Children’s Choir will be singing with #MIC B Ed 4 students & guests in a Canaimís le Chéile (CALC) celebration, TARA Forum @ 1pm. All welcome to this collaboration of song, dance, rap & poetry. Listen to the children’s choir:https://t.co/hIpZZWooEo

— MIC_Limerick (@MICLimerick) March 15, 2018

So many drop of points offering FREE recycling of e-waste, batteries and lighting in the southern region. Find your nearest ones https://t.co/TUzyaH62Tc pic.twitter.com/B5sW7KWP70

— WEEE Ireland (@WEEEIreland) March 16, 2018

Kerry

https://t.co/gZKtwfLcLy @TraleeAlliance would like to welcome @Real_Ken_Tobin to the Chamber 😀Ken will be overseeing the recently announced plans to restructure and re-energize the Chamber #LoveTralee

— Tralee Chamber Alliance (@TraleeAlliance) February 1, 2018

Presidents of CIT and IT Tralee Welcome Crucial Step in the Creation of the Munster Technological University. https://t.co/QR029z8EOr pic.twitter.com/C9oHPdowT1

— IT Tralee (@ittralee) March 13, 2018

Some stunning artwork by Diana Griffin, second year student of our BA (Hons) in Animation, Visual Effects and Motion Design programme. Titled "Digital Between two worlds" 2018. pic.twitter.com/NmbRxBZGmP

— IT Tralee (@ittralee) March 13, 2018

“Creativity and Technology: Coding is becoming an absolute skill” Stephen O’Herlihy @PFHTechnology #Cantillon2018 @Education_Ire @SmartFuturesIE @scienceirel pic.twitter.com/cf7CuJTxqh

— IT Tralee (@ittralee) March 8, 2018

Neil Gibson, Chief Economist at @EY_Ireland bringing humour to the room while speaking about navigating through the future border(less) economic landscape! #Cantillon2018 @ittralee pic.twitter.com/dKskNU6AK2

— FEXCO (@FEXCOgroup) March 8, 2018

Ireland Vol.28 (Economy, et al. – institutes of technology/universities, counties/cities, chambers, LEOs, et al.)

Donegal

We hope you had a great time @LYIT School of Tourism and here's to many more great connections in the future. #lyitconnections https://t.co/y15VO9DWsA

— LYIT (@LYIT) March 15, 2018

We proudly feature in today’s @IrishTimes discussing how Pramerica has put Donegal at the heart of global enterprise. Read the full article below. @IDAIRELAND @wildatlanticway https://t.co/hIYXrsPbHf

— Pramerica (@Pramerica_Ire) March 16, 2018

As the son of Irish immigrants, I could not be more proud that our city’s historic cultural links with Ireland — both in the north and south — have created a strong foundation for the diverse economic bridges we enjoy today. https://t.co/tL2fPfUbh3

— Mayor Marty Walsh (@marty_walsh) March 16, 2018

https://twitter.com/DonegalMaps/status/974600619494428672

LYIT students to compete in final of prestigious fashion competition – https://t.co/AV6D80SRH1

— Donegal Daily (@DonegalDaily) March 20, 2018

Great turn out at the Place Based innovation and branding seminar in Burt last week. Well done to all involved. @Failte_Ireland @wildatlanticway @govisitdonegal @VisitInishowen @LancasterUni @BetterwithJam https://t.co/Ji6aWuaXXs pic.twitter.com/XNoA5GT7kD

— DonegalCountyCouncil (@donegalcouncil) March 20, 2018

Watch out for the new 30 second Donegal TV ad –https://t.co/ZRoFJEJmOc – that will be airing soon on TV3, 3be and 3e #Donegalhasitall #CoolestPlace @govisitdonegal @GoVisitLK @VisitInishowen @Donegalcomuseum @DonegalMaps @DonegalLibrary @donegaldiaspora pic.twitter.com/WAcFGcjr7t

— DonegalCountyCouncil (@donegalcouncil) March 14, 2018

Ballybofey and Stranorlar Wastewater Treatment Plant to receive major upgrade by Irish Water which will provide for developmental growth and environmental protection Read more about this here https://t.co/71paFPqbwR pic.twitter.com/7LGLbjBeOI

— DonegalCountyCouncil (@donegalcouncil) March 13, 2018

This is so great and it is brilliant to see the work of these up and coming designers who are so active in the @DonegalLEO creative cluster showcased like this in Donegal @Fashion_LyIT https://t.co/AUcvPX2buA

— CreativeCoastDonegal (@CreativeCoastDL) March 14, 2018

‘There’s a mini Silicon Valley here in the North West’; @FastrackintoIT CEO Peter Davitt. #digitalskills pic.twitter.com/pIrFwEQlgA

— Donegal ETB (@DonegalETB) March 9, 2018

@AtlanticTreasur pic taken today at #localenterprise week Food Photography and Styling workshop. #donegalfood @DonegalLEO @donegal-food pic.twitter.com/2Al6F9pmKE

— Eve-Anne McCarron (@EveAnneMcCarron) March 6, 2018

Louth

Cello agus craic. #CELouth #SeachtainNaGaeilge pic.twitter.com/V9EGUOefcU

— Louth County Council (@louthcoco) March 15, 2018

Ann Mc Cormack. Wow. #CELouth #SeachtainNaGaeilge pic.twitter.com/6OgBuimJJq

— Louth County Council (@louthcoco) March 15, 2018

Pancake Day was a great success on campus today! Hope your pancake flips are more successful than some of ours! 😉 Big thanks to our Hospitality & Culinary Arts staff and students for the yummy pancakes!
#PancakeTuesday #YUM #ThinkDkIT @DKITCulArts @DKITSU @DkITSportsSocs pic.twitter.com/soVUoeNfgf

— DkIT (@DkIT_ie) February 13, 2018

Have you seen the new Elevating Drogheda Brochure.? #louthchat Click below…..https://t.co/Ho2OKR8uDk pic.twitter.com/PzirfIJIaM

— Drogheda Chamber (@DroghedaChamber) March 21, 2018

Kildare

The Irish Times reports on the IFI Film Archive recently launched here @MaynoothUni @IFI_Dub https://t.co/aM1BAIJd2u

— MU Media Studies (@NUIMedia) March 20, 2018

Westmeath

AIT’s International Office Joins Minister Mitchell O’Connor in Ireland’s largest Education Mission to India to date. Read the full story here: https://t.co/Qh2ifFitKo pic.twitter.com/ZECdQeO4mG

— Athlone IT (@AthloneIT) March 5, 2018

Thanks to @AthloneIT Engineering Dept for the 3D printing of the Mini Sumo Robot Prototypes,part of our TY Robotics module. pic.twitter.com/ocunNT0sUS

— CNC Kilcormac (@CncKilcormac) March 13, 2018

The inaugural SciFest@School @OLBAthlone took place last Friday. It was a resounding success with 76 students from 1styr to 5thyr presenting 38 projects. @JCforTeachers @scienceirel @Intel_IRL @WITSIreland @IoPITeachers @AthloneIT @PDSTSciences @IrishSciTeach pic.twitter.com/c28bdusSMy

— SciFest (@SciFest4STEM) March 14, 2018

At #shellfish and #seafood production facility discussing #innovation here in Co Sligo – beautiful day!! @BordIascMhara @AthloneIT @MOREFISHproject @THEA_Irl pic.twitter.com/TzZzPsp0rx

— Neil Rowan (@neiler1967) March 8, 2018

Heritage & Landmarks interview with Darren J. Prior journalist, Paula Griffin Project Lead and Ruth Illingworth Historian. Making recovery happen. https://t.co/wOP6jQPntQ @kevinboxermoran @peterburkefg @RobertTroyTD @WilliePenroseTD @Recovery_Ire @whcclibrary @Mgar_Chamber

— Transformative (@westmeathtc) March 10, 2018

So many drop of points offering FREE recycling of e-waste, batteries and lighting all across Leinster. Find your nearest ones https://t.co/TUzyaH62Tc pic.twitter.com/W5sfpKy9pc

— WEEE Ireland (@WEEEIreland) March 16, 2018

County Dublin
Fingal

Fingal Local Enterprise Office has reported that this year’s Enterprise Week was the biggest ever, with well over ten thousand business owner/managers and aspiring entrepreneurs attending over 300 business events throughout the country. Info https://t.co/ZfNAjn5ZEP @Fingalcoco pic.twitter.com/hP6qSTLWah

— LEO Fingal (@LEOFingal) March 12, 2018

https://twitter.com/itbdublin/status/973148534311718912

Sarah O’Neil, Deputy Arts Officer, @Fingalcoco speaks with Johnny Holmes about Fingal 2018 Arts Support Scheme: https://t.co/vwc5SUbJ3m pic.twitter.com/yQ5zdIrJwP

— Near FM (@nearfm) March 20, 2018

https://twitter.com/DubBayPrawnFest/status/975705046628302848

Sisters Mary Louise & Theresa O’Donnell give a lovely harp recital with @fingallibraries in #Blanchardstown @Fingalcoco pic.twitter.com/SqKhrQxwgb

— Paul Reid (@paulreiddublin) March 16, 2018

Ná cailligí an deis – Song of Granite anocht Seamus Ennis Centre at 8.30 Cinema in the Seamus Ennis Centre tonight Film about acclaimed Sean Nós singer Joe Heaney featuring spectacular scenery and great music.
Film Trailer: Song of Granite https://t.co/ToYbpyVzs7 via @YouTube

— FingalCountyCouncil (@Fingalcoco) March 15, 2018

Ceolchoirm Sheachtain na Gaeilge 2018 in Áras an Chontae Sord. Cormac Begley agus Eoghan ÓCeannabháin #SeachtainNaGaeilge @gaelchultur @SnaGaeilge @CnaG @paulreiddublin @Cllr_MaryMcCam pic.twitter.com/qMxeDXYgCj

— FingalCountyCouncil (@Fingalcoco) March 14, 2018

South Dublin

Video of Dublin Food Chain event with BWG (Spar, Londis, Mace) https://t.co/d3YyOeVKen

— LEO South Dublin (@LEOSouthDublin) March 13, 2018

Students from @ittallaght & Lycée Christian Bourquin @Argelessurmer #GoodFrance #education #training https://t.co/SEfrnry3v6

— IT Tallaght (@ittallaght) March 14, 2018

Great news of the passing of The Technological Universities Bill #TUBill #TU4D @ittallaght @itbdublin @ditofficial https://t.co/PEsyCZtuBQ

— IT Tallaght (@ittallaght) March 8, 2018

Dún Laoghaire-Rathdown

We will provide almost three quarters of a billion euro for the future development of the County.

€226m #SocialHousing
€202m for development of infrastructure for the new town at #Cherrywood
And more here: https://t.co/KjSwsekRiq pic.twitter.com/MMEUKcO3ov

— dlrcc (@dlrcc) March 13, 2018

The #BeastFromTheEast2 may be on his way for #StPatricksDay but it won't be like a fortnight ago!

THANK YOU for your support & patience during the #cleanup.

Short video below: @DLR_Libraries @dlrArts @dlrLexIcon @emergencyIE @HousingPress @leo_dlr @dlrheritevents pic.twitter.com/ReqfWKZtms

— dlrcc (@dlrcc) March 16, 2018

#StudentEnterpriseProgramme County Winners with @cllrtommurphy .
Junior Category Winner,Amy Harmon @LoretoAbbey Intermediate Winner Emma Ruttle, @wesleycollege
Senior winners Clodagh Lynch and Khaliuna Munkhtuya @StJosephOfCluny Our 2017 National Winners were @ROCProtection pic.twitter.com/AbprafTkBY

— LEO DLR (@leo_dlr) March 17, 2018

Well done to all involved! @leo_dlr @StudentEntProg @CormacDevlin https://t.co/Y6Kr6fDzSB

— Nutgrove Enterprise (@NutgrovePark) March 16, 2018

City of Dublin

The Just Eat dublinbikes scheme will be back in operation from this evening. Please check https://t.co/JKHyGbhoAN for the latest updates. pic.twitter.com/uRm0FgYfNy

— Dublin City Council (@DubCityCouncil) March 4, 2018

Congestion having an increasing impact on Dublin companies, according to our latest quarterly survey of members. Time for Gov’t to pull the trigger on key projects. #BetterDublin https://t.co/vquC4u3og8

— Dublin Chamber (@DubCham) March 16, 2018

Our 'Celebration, Connection & Inspiration for Women in Business' event with @LEODublinCity and @EEN_Dublin is taking place tonight to celebrate #IWD18! Looking forward to hearing the creative entrepreneurs speaking at this event, kindly sponsored by @fujitsu_ie and @HerMoneyCWM pic.twitter.com/9eglheL38N

— Dublin Chamber (@DubCham) March 8, 2018

As businesses across the country recover from the effects of #StormEmma, Chambers Ireland CEO Ian Talbot comments in the @IrishTimes on the scale of the impact for businesses outside of Dublinhttps://t.co/RFYXWioyQz

— Chambers Ireland (@ChambersIreland) March 6, 2018

Listen to Professor Brian Lucey discuss #Bitcoin and what different governments are saying about regulating the cryptocurrency in the latest @ConversationUK Anthill podcast: https://t.co/MuQIK6Slwh pic.twitter.com/BkYUyz1vct

— Trinity College Dublin (@tcddublin) March 21, 2018

https://twitter.com/ucddublin/status/973959143055872001
https://twitter.com/DublinCityUni/status/976458468319285248

On @RTEBrainstorm today, Alacoque McAlpine, Lecturer in Supply Chain Management & Logistics at DIT College of Business, discusses the human and social cost of bringing catwalk styles quickly and cheaply to the high street. https://t.co/CHKWQlNCYY #DITDiscovers #MyDITLife

— DIT (@ditofficial) March 21, 2018

The potential uses of artificial intelligence in education – Dr Luca Longo, a Lecturer in Computing in DIT, gives his thoughts in this article by The @universitytimes. https://t.co/4yCAdUv5vX #DITdiscovers @drlongoluca

— DIT (@ditofficial) March 16, 2018

Lots of inspiring career & life advice in this interview w/ Professor Orla Howe, a researcher in DIT in the area of #cancertherapies. Find out more about Orla's path to professorship & her passion for academic research & teaching- https://t.co/0obADxMp9b #DITdiscovers #myDITlife pic.twitter.com/bWtbRHcvFl

— DIT (@ditofficial) March 15, 2018

Lifestyle linked to huge increase in short-sightedness- great piece in @IrishTimes on Professor James Loughman's research on #myopia in children at DIT Centre for Eye Research Ireland. Some good tips for boosting your child's #eyehealth too! https://t.co/tlSxhLQkHA #DITdiscovers

— DIT (@ditofficial) March 8, 2018

The aim of the @ditofficial open day is to encourage more young women to consider a career in a craft trade. #apprenticeships #diversity https://t.co/G4z9YGgYaS

— SiliconRepublic (@siliconrepublic) March 14, 2018

@ditofficial College of Business host delegation of Vietnamese Universities in support of the development of #ICTEntr #EntrepreneurshipEducation @Erasmus_Project https://t.co/KkxFoioqOy https://t.co/wDJSu404Mm

— Thomas Cooney (@thomasmcooney) March 16, 2018

Prof. @Teresa_ODoherty, current Dean of Education at #MIC, is to take up the role of President of @MarinoInstitute of Education, an associated College of @tcddublin, later this academic year. Best wishes to Prof. O'Doherty in her new post. Read more: https://t.co/x9hFL94vVO pic.twitter.com/mEvtPjmor4

— MIC_Limerick (@MICLimerick) March 13, 2018

Taoiseach Leo Varadkar & acting Chief Fire Officer Dennis Keeley visiting North Strand fire station to meet some of the #firefighters #paramedics who have worked through #StormEmma @campaignforleo pic.twitter.com/wkMCPlrNJI

— Dublin Fire Brigade (@DubFireBrigade) March 4, 2018

MISCELLANEOUS

Dublin is one of the top locations where companies continue to reinvest and build up operations there #InvestInIreland https://t.co/9LftMEuhWv

— IDA Ireland (@IDAIRELAND) March 12, 2018

How Is Foreign Direct Investment Shaping Ireland? See the @IrishTimes special 32-page supplement.

— IDA Ireland (@IDAIRELAND) March 16, 2018

Advanced Technology Buildings being constructed across Ireland have won new jobs/investment for #Athlone, #Sligo & #Waterford. There are more to come for #Carlow, #Castlebar, #Dundalk, #Galway, #Limerick and #Tralee – https://t.co/Rsl2X6LVZP #FDILocalImpact pic.twitter.com/CzcZyCgBqK

— IDA Ireland (@IDAIRELAND) March 16, 2018

It's official, Ireland has the fastest-growing tech worker population in Europe. Read about the latest #IrishAdvantage: https://t.co/2gT9RZiIpE pic.twitter.com/VGMj1DU1Rz

— Enterprise Ireland (@Entirl) March 3, 2018

The LEO Annual Employment Survey, compiled by @EntIrl and announced by @HHumphreysFG & @PatBreen1 during #LocalEnterprise Week showcase a net jobs growth of LEO backed client companies of 3,760 in 2017! Info: https://t.co/41wVQdDp5M pic.twitter.com/HyRLgAzOCQ

— LocalEnterprise.ie (@Loc_Enterprise) March 8, 2018

Figures released today by @HHumphreysFG & @PatBreen1 on jobs growth by #LocalEnterprise Office backed client companies in 2017! > 3,760 new jobs created in businesses supported by the Local Enterprise Offices in 2017 https://t.co/L67MB7rGmi pic.twitter.com/v5Vi6u2iDP

— LocalEnterprise.ie (@Loc_Enterprise) March 7, 2018

We are delighted that Martin Naughton is the 1st Irish winner of the @Businessworthy Oslo Business for Peace award, following his nomination by Chambers Ireland in conjunction with @NIChamber & @SDublinChamber– our press release: https://t.co/YlQv3bJXOq https://t.co/f4MOkQ4iZp

— Chambers Ireland (@ChambersIreland) March 20, 2018

Press Release- This morning we published the results of our Network Brexit Survey- Over 75% of Chambers believe post-Brexit transition must be longer than two yearshttps://t.co/9QDBHDLfr8

— Chambers Ireland (@ChambersIreland) March 16, 2018

The spike in the middle of this graph is Ireland. It is the excessive spending that was used to bail out the Irish banks, leading to a huge shortfall in spending on public services. From @dannydorling A Better Politics. Hear him & panel on democracy at https://t.co/iXftzZ1W61 pic.twitter.com/nlcBU7XYnT

— Mountains to Sea (@mountainstosea) March 9, 2018

See what happened when one of the worlds largest hedge funds created an idea meritocracy where everyone could speak up. #EmployeeEngagement #Teamwork https://t.co/GjX6O651Ol

— ActionCOACH Ireland (@CoachingIreland) March 14, 2018

Something to consider this St. Patrick’s Day – ‘St Patrick the migrant for all migrants’ https://t.co/e3b9A2Pjfo

— Nasc Ireland (@NascIreland) March 16, 2018

‘Brutal reality’ of forced migration key to legacy of St Patrick https://t.co/tK1iT1YVeG

— The Irish Times (@IrishTimes) March 15, 2018

Bold girls: a literary history of wild Irish girls https://t.co/r18roiUyF6

— Irish Times Culture (@IrishTimesCultr) March 9, 2018

Evelyn Egan Rainy & Oskar danced like professionals at #strictlycit on Friday night. What a wonderful night organised by @citstaffsocial @CIT_ie for a very worthy charity @corkcancercare
Well done to all! pic.twitter.com/t12HG1ODaR

— Dr Judith Butler (@Dr__Jude) March 11, 2018

Carlow footballers promoted from the bottom flight of the league for the first time in 33 years https://t.co/VchMueBbwK pic.twitter.com/b0zYArYosh

— Independent Sport (@IndoSport) March 18, 2018